Gee, maybe that wasn't such a perfect phone call after all?

Oh, the fired warmongering piece of shit? Whoop dee doo.

I'm very anti-war except for defence, I think he's a war criminal. I could have made a meme that say, if a war criminal calls you out for unethical conduct, you might be in trouble. But many would have found that over-the-top, and - unless you read this comment - that lets you choose your own interpretation. Did he mean, because he's a Republican, because he's a lawyer? because he's very ethical? because he's very unethical? oh well, cover blown.

Just seems like sour grapes from Bolton after being fired. Don't think many would disagree on him being a war criminal.

You're aware that he registered his discomfort with the Ukrainian situation before he was fired?

No, I haven't seen any news on it besides memes here so that was my assumption.

According to Hill's (who was the National Security Council's top Russia and Europe adviser under Bolton) testimony, she was sent by Bolton to register his concerns with White House lawyers over Giuliani, Sonderland, etc circumventing the NSC and normal diplomatic channels to strike some kind of a deal in Ukraine. He wanted it known that he was not part of it. We know that he left or was fired due to differences over N.Korea and Iran etc, but we are now learning that Ukraine was a bigger part of it than we previously knew. All of this is important because Trump is trying to make it appear like Democrats are making a big deal about nothing concerning the phone call, but it seems that at least 4 Statesmen expressed concerns about what Trump was trying to do with Ukraine both before and after the call.

Interesting. Thank you for the recap.

When the sort of people Trump has surrounded himself with start raising concerns regarding his conduct, things are pretty bad indeed.