So he's finally done something that Obama didn't manage to do. What a guy.

Anyone going to watch the hearings?

I'm going to try to listen a bit--don't have access to a TV, can't stream it at work.

Jim Jordan was being interviewed after today's hearing. For the first time that I've seen, he was at a loss for words.

Hard to explain why the readout issued after an April call with Zelinskyy included items that were not in the rough transcript of the same call that was released today by the White House and read at the hearing, for the record, by Nunes.

Guess who wrote the April readout? And who was on both the April and July calls? Vindmann, who is scheduled to testify next week. I imagine he'll be asked about the discrepancy. And since both calls have been publicly released by the WH, I'm thinking there's no way that executive privelege can be invoked.

Sparky's tweets during the hearing about every place that Yovanovitch was posted being a disaster, then mentioning Somalia....

Criswell predicts that Sondland and Giuliani get thrown under the bus soon....

Wow. Witness intimidation much?

And Pelosi is right. This does fit the definition of bribery.

NPR's summary:

https://www.npr.org/2019/11/16...impeachment-hearings