Democrats may expand their coverup of Biden corruption allegations

Washington Post:

Trump says he raised Hunter Biden allegations with his intermediary on China trade talks

Trump’s comments could attract interest in light of the impeachment inquiry underway by House Democrats.
I do not think that the Democrats and the media realize how absurd their impeachment inquiry is.  It makes absolutely no sense in a sane world to say the President cannot inquire about potential evidence of criminal activity by someone int eh opposition party.  That is just an absurd position. 

It also is a position that would criminalize the conduct of Democrats who did the same thing against Trump such as Obama and the Senators who threatened Ukraine.  There was zero wrong with Trump's conversation with the Ukraine leader and with putting it on a server where it would be hard for political enemies to leak it. 

The Democrat senators actually threatened a quid pro quo and Biden did too, yet they are not going to say any of the Democrats violated the law?  That double standard will only fly with rabid Democrat partisans in and out of the media.

What we are seeing is a ridiculous rationalization of a coup attempt.

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