I already answered your question. The answer is I don't know. It may never be on the internet.
I say the subpoena exists because Mike Pompeo said he received it:
https://i.imgur.com/P53g4Nh.pngAnd you squirreled your way out of answering my question yet again. How honest and brave.
So you don't have the burden of proof to support your premise because "it may never be on the internet". So of course we must assume they exist for this indefinite amount of time right? Of course concluding these subpoenas never existed is an irrational response to the inability to produce these subpoenas right? Of course! Stop ferreting your way around my questions. How stunning, beautiful, and brave.
I've already answered this question directly multiple times, but here you go:
These are the reasons I believe the subpoena exists:
- Congress announces that they subpoenad Pompeo.
- They posted a detailed letter that explained the scope and reason for the subpoena.
- Pompeo confirmed he received the subpoena.
- Other witnesses that the House claimed they subpoenad around the same time for the same investigation also confirmed they received their subpoenas.
I understand that you don't think the subpoena exists because the subpoena it isn't posted the internet, you don't consider the fact that Pompeo said he received it relevant, and we aren't able to find empirical evidence proving it exists. I disagree with you, it's nothing personal.
Lets get back to the topic of this thread now. What makes you think Biden pressured Ukrainian to fire the prosecutor? I am very confident that he did in fact pressure Ukraine to fire the prosecutor, but the main reason is because he said he did, and I don't have empirical evidence, so I'm just wondering what you think about the whole thing.
1. Congress said
2. Congress said
3. Mike Pompeo said
4. Other people said
What does the public record say? You would think that would be an important reference for a legal court document of public record now wouldn't you? There is nothing to disagree with. It is a fact you have no empirical evidence the subpoenas ever existed. You still insist your premise is correct in spite of this fact, and of course give your self an indefinite and perpetual amount of time to then never ever have to prove your premise correct. This is all very relevant to the topic because the mythical subpoenas are regarding Ukraine, which is central to the accusation against Biden.
You keep asking the same questions and I've answered them all directly many times. I understand you think I'm wrong. How about we get back on topic?
