Quid pro quo

Shifting Explanation For Withholding Ukraine Aid Begins Drawing GOP Alarm

Gov. Kasich, Rep Rooney and other Republicans have started showing signs of discomfort with the Trump administration's changing defense in light of the impeachment inquiry.
By By Lisa Mascaro, Andrew Taylor and Mary Clare Jalonick, AP

Trump Campaign Makes Mulvaney's Quid Pro Quo Admission Into A T-Shirt

For $30, you can "get over it," too.
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Stephanie Grisham: Mick Mulvaney 'Did A Great Job' At Disastrous Press Briefing

That was the briefing in which Trump’s chief of staff admitted there was a quid pro quo with Ukraine.
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Twitter Critics Bash Mulvaney For Ordering Us Not To Believe Our Own Ears

Let's go to the videotape.
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Mick Mulvaney Walks Back Admission Of Quid Pro Quo In Trump's Ukraine Call

"Once again, the media has decided to misconstrue my comments to advance a biased and political witch hunt against President Trump," the White House chief of staff said.
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Mulvaney Acknowledges Quid Pro Quo In Trump Ukraine Call, Says ‘Get Over It’

Trump's acting chief of staff told reporters, "We do that all the time," when asked about withholding aid for political help. Later, he walked back that admission.
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GOP Exiles Wonder What Happened To Their Party As Republicans Rally Around Trump

Anti-Trump Republicans watch in disbelief as Trump’s party asserts that Ukrainian phone call memo shows he did nothing wrong.
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