I would like to submit on behalf of many of us cool heads in the electorate.

This isn't a rush to judgment and it's not wrong to look at this whistleblower complaint

in the context of the last few years.

Compartmentalizing everything does not benefit us.

Sometimes we need to look at the whole.

And so when Mitt Romney reads this and says he's troubled, I mean to paraphrase one of

our great artists, we knew he was troubled when he walked in.

And it is okay to have that sense of him.

It is okay to look at this and say, this is wrong and it is in character for him.

This is Sarah.

This is Beth, your listening to Pantzoo Politics, the home of Graceville political conversations.

Well, friends, it's Friday and it's been quite a week and we are going to get right to

it.

Picking up from Tuesday's episode in which we said, hey, this seems like a big deal referring

to the whistleblower's complaint about the president's call with the Ukrainian president.

That's after me.

It does.

And the speaker of the House of Representatives announced that the House would be opening

a formal impeachment inquiry.

And we have had just a constant drumbeat of learning more information.

First we get a transcript of the call.

Then we have a hearing with the acting director of national intelligence.

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