11-07-2019, 10:49 AM
The whistle-blower's identity should be protected for obvious reasons, but that isn't always the way it turns out, unfortunately.
Anyway, the identity and motive of the whistle-blower doesn't matter to me in any potential corruption or criminal case involving the government or private corporation.
What matters to me is that his/her claims are investigated thoroughly and either verified or debunked. And, if there in evidence that an abuse of power or crime occurred, appropriate action be taken.
The House investigation and official witness testimonies to-date corroborate this whistle-blower's complaint that President Trump -- using his old buddy and (non-elected, non-appointed) personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani as a conduit -- held up U.S. foreign aid to Ukraine because Trump wanted a personal/political favor from the newly-elected Ukrainian President in exchange.
Anyway, the identity and motive of the whistle-blower doesn't matter to me in any potential corruption or criminal case involving the government or private corporation.
What matters to me is that his/her claims are investigated thoroughly and either verified or debunked. And, if there in evidence that an abuse of power or crime occurred, appropriate action be taken.
The House investigation and official witness testimonies to-date corroborate this whistle-blower's complaint that President Trump -- using his old buddy and (non-elected, non-appointed) personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani as a conduit -- held up U.S. foreign aid to Ukraine because Trump wanted a personal/political favor from the newly-elected Ukrainian President in exchange.