Not video editing, sheesh.
When there is a hearing, there are people from both sides (whatever those sides may be) who listen to the evidence presented, ask questions about it, cross examine and clarify, and establish credibility. If I stood before a group and said (for example) “This doctor supports my work. I will now show you some of the letter he sent me and a clip of him giving his approbation” you would expect someone to ask further questions about it minimally, or perhaps for the rest of the letter or interview. If not, then I have presented an edited version of the evidence. And if there is no other side, who is to ask any questions to verify credibility? Im not trying to be anti democrat or argumentative, these are valid questions. Both sides were present at Watergate. It was mentioned to me by a lawyer friend that not having “the other side” is completely unprecedented. I don’t know if that is so. So reaching out was not something requiring snappy responses, it was a question. And it seems not one person who supports this process is able to explain how it is being carried out appropriately.
Im more tired of this nastiness than I am of hearing about Trump. and that’s pretty tired.
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