W.TN.Orange Blood
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I think what the "whistleblower" claimed in their initial complaint is of no value to anyone one the transcript was released. What is is of great value is who wrote the actual complaint, how it was disclosed to the intelligence committee, how the information was garnered and what are the blowers political beliefs.So which is it young fella, what the whistleblower reported is of no value because he has no first-hand knowledge or it is of utmost value? You guys can't seem to make up your mind.
I think what the "whistleblower" claimed in their initial complaint is of no value to anyone one the transcript was released. What is is of great value is who wrote the actual complaint, how it was disclosed to the intelligence committee, how the information was garnered and what are the blowers political beliefs.
Same question to you. Why does it matter? If I hire a PI to follow someone because I hate his guts and the PI sees this guy commit a crime, for which the guy is reported, prosecuted and convicted, what relevance does my hatred of the guy have to the crime?
Here's the problem, the CI didn't see a crime he reported a crime based on hearsay and his hatred of the other person. See any problem with that?Same question to you. Why does it matter? If I hire a PI to follow someone because I hate his guts and the PI sees this guy commit a crime, for which the guy is reported, prosecuted and convicted, what relevance does my hatred of the guy have to the crime?
Why does it matter? The house is burning and when first responders get on the scene they see Trump holding matches. EDIT: Above post beat me to it but same analogy.I think what the "whistleblower" claimed in their initial complaint is of no value to anyone one the transcript was released. What is is of great value is who wrote the actual complaint, how it was disclosed to the intelligence committee, how the information was garnered and what are the blowers political beliefs.