2020 Impeach V History

In book eight of the Trump Card series, "2020 Impeach v History" W. L. Lipton reveals how, when cornered in the Senate Q& A by Maine's Moderate Republican Senator Susan Collins, it was admitted that Trumps 25 July Ukraine call was perfect and the investigation request was legally proper. We also learn of a French investigative reporter who, in the tradition of the Woodward and Bernstein Watergate reporting, established that Joseph R Biden did indeed engage in an illegal "quid pro quo" extortion that violated United States Federal law and, were he elected President would immediately make him subject to the fourth impeachment in American history -- and the first to conclude with a conviction, subsequent to which Biden could face four to twenty years in prison. At his age, that would likely be a life sentence. You also learn more about a topic in earlier volumes, the technique commonly used by prosecuting attorneys and central to the technique employed by House Impeachment Managers which is known as the "Lawyer's Lie" -- more commonly known to many from the Johnny Depp, Captain Jack Sparrow, PIRATES movie line, "You lied to me by telling me the truth." Referencing data simplified by the chart appearing on the back cover of the print edition, we find a discussion of which of the Democratic candidates has a chance of becoming President and, for 2020, which ticket would likely defeat Trump. Of interest is how the early Caucus and Primary results are following the historic pattern identified with a relationship to the facts revealed in the book "Jonathon's POTUS Cousins" and expanded upon through a reference to the 4-Sisters. In the interest of full disclosure, it should be noted that the author has been a registered Democrat since 1965; he has been delicate to numerous State Convention; has held the Democratic Party elected position of both Town and County Chairman; plus has been integral to the election of New York City Mayors, as well as Congressmen, Senators, and Governors in the State of Maine. Prior to retirement, the author ran the Real Estate ownership and management operation for the mid-town Manhattan Law Firm of "Wohl, Lipton, and Lowe", where he was also associated with organizing the Statewide campaign for a successful Presidential Campaign, and involved with various NYC-centric political operatives.{A young man named Donald John Trump came to the office in the early 1970s seeking advice and assistance in entering the Manhattan and international Real Estate markets.}In addition, his eldest son runs a mid-town Manhattan division of the international law firm, Greenberg Traurig, LLP -- a firm of more than 2100 attorneys in 41 offices in the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East., generally known as the employer of Mayor Rudolph "Rudy" Giuliani prior to his becoming an attorney for President Trump.