Democrats still searching for an impeachable offense come up with another excuse for their coup attempt

NY Times:

Scholars Call Trump’s Actions on Ukraine an Impeachable Abuse of Power

Democrats and Republicans clashed over the Constitution and President Trump’s conduct as the House Judiciary Committee formally began its impeachment proceedings.
They are not going to be abler to sell this to voters either.  Because there was no abuse of power.  What they are doing is pushing the ludicrous theory that it is wrong to investigate corruption by DFemocrats like Joe and Hunter Biden.  That is such an absurdity because it is saying that Democrats are immune from the investigation when they use their kids to accept bribes from foreign countries.  And Biden is not the only one who used this scam.  Pelosi's son was also hired by a Ukrainian company.

What they are really revealing is just how corrupt the Democrats are when they attack Trump for asking for an investigation.  The media is just as corrupt in pushing this farce.  They don't like the President's policies which have lifted millions out of poverty so they are willing to corruptly use any excuse to try to remove him from office.  They are as disgusting and corrupt as the Democrats pushing this coup attempt.

The partisan hacks playing on their academic credentials are really exposing just how much the left has corrupted academia. 

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