One of the Democrats problems is they did the same thing they now condemn

Washington Post:

Republicans may not back impeachment, but do they condone what Trump did?

The collective silence, or assent, by most GOP elected officials highlights the degree to which they are scared of the president and his most fervent supporters.
From Democrat senators to Biden himself they did the same thing they are accusing Trump of doing, yet the transcript of the conversation does not indicate the quid pro quo of the Democrat conversations with Ukraine. 

What it looks like to this Republican is the Democrats are attacking Trump to coverup Biden's apparent corruption, and push their obsession with losing the 2016 election.   It also looks like the media has decided to be coconspritors in a second coup attempt after they backed the Russian collusion hoax.  This one could be terminal for the credibility of some in the media.

I am not buying the garbage from an anonymous source based on second-hand hearsay.  Already many of the allegations in this coup attempt have been discredited.  It looks like another bad faith attempt by Democrats to attack the President.  Rep. Green's statement that they are afraid Trump will be reelected if they don't impeach him is telling enough.

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