Sen. Murphy makes false claims about Trump and Ukraine

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Senate Democrat Who Claimed Evidence Of Trump-Ukraine Quid Pro Quo Changes His Story

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Now, apparently realizing he’s been caught in a lie, Murphy is running to change his story.
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Sen. Chris Murphy: "In my meeting...Zelensky did not make any connection between the aid that had been cut off & the requests that he was getting from Giuliani but the Ukrainian govt certainly thru multiple channels was expressing their confusion about who they should listen to."
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Oops. That’s pretty for removed from “they thought aid was being withheld because of Biden” isn’t it? Far removed might be an understatement. It’s not even close to the same thing....
The release of the Trump transcript did not support Murphy's original statement and Zelensky himself also did not support his statement.  When the two parties to the actual conversation say it isn't so Murphy was caught in what looks like a lie.

It looks typical of the Democrats' Ukraine impeachment hoax.  It is just another bad faith attempt by Democrats to overturn the 2016 election and try to smear Trump before the 2020 election.

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