Nah man. This is it. This will be too much even for Senate Majority Turtle to ignore, once the dust settles. Every day, a slew of new.

My favorite story of today just came out :). It's about how (of course) Trump himself ordered to halt Ukrainian military aid about a week or two before the phone call, and no one really knew why, though some clearly bullshit words were circulated.

This whistle blower report is going to make it into the public domain one way or the other. Right now it sounds like the Trump administration is trying to find enough rope that a whole team of officials can hang themselves, via their obstruction attempts before anything else leaks. Edit: And yes, of course we need to see the actual complaint, but how can we trust that it isn't red-lined with Sharpie? Then the whistle blower leaks to the press. I wonder if that final action is protected by whistle blower law?

Let's take a minute to appreciate whistle bowlers too:

You're not gonna believe it, but I made that ("made" is generous). I know, I know, isn't it perfect that his face stays in the background? Yep, just what I wanted.