Citizens United president and Fox News contributor David Bossie said Thursday that the previous day's public impeachment inquiry showed that congressional Democrats have lost their "sense of reality" about President Trump.



"We call it Trump derangement syndrome because we did this a couple of years ago and it seems to be funny," Bossie told Fox News Radio's "Brian Kilmeade Show." "It was funny, but now it’s a real thing."



Bossie, Trump's deputy campaign manager in 2016, added that Democrats in charge of the hearing "went from collusion to conspiracy to obstruction. They had to keep changing their false charges and they never proved out to be true."



The impeachment inquiry was sparked by an intelligence community whistleblower's complaint about Trump's July 25 telephone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Democrats have accused Trump of withholding military aid to Ukraine unless the Kiev government investigated the Biden family. The president has repeatedly denied all allegations of wrongdoing.



As the public hearing wrapped up, the panel voted 13-9 along party lines to table a Republican motion to subpoena the whistleblower — signaling that not many minds had been swayed.



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On Episode 16 of War Room: Impeachment, guest Dave Bossie, Deputy Campaign Manager of the Trump 2016 Campaign and leader of the investigation that led to the impeachment of President Clinton compares the Clinton impeachment proceedings to the inquiry against President Trump, noting the unprecedented politicization and partisanship of the current process.



To Bossie, “This is a political process. This is not a legal process. This is not a court of law. This is a court of public opinion. This is where Democrats use whatever cudgels they have against our president and we must defend him from it. ”



The rules established by Adam Schiff and Nancy Pelosi make this fight incredibly difficult for the president: “There is no public discourse here. The American people cannot see for themselves what exactly is going on and make their own determination if this is a witch hunt or if this is real.”



He compares the current proceedings to Clinton’s trial: “We never told witnesses not to answer or told Democrat members of congress that they were not allowed to ask questions.”



Co-host Jason Miller contends its like “fighting with out hands tied behind our back.”



To Bossie, the secrecy and general unfairness of Adam Schiff’s SCIF hearings, or as Miller calls it, “Adam Schiff’s Speakeasy,” is effectively “meddling in the 2020 election.”



Bossie continues: “The Democrats can’t beat the president in 2020 with any of their crazy left wing candidates. They have to do things like this. They meddle today, so they can win the votes a year from now.”



Bossie emphasizes that the president ought to “put together a pack of killers. He can’t do it all by himself.”



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“Much of what is known about the State Department’s interactions with Steele has come out through lawsuits from watchdog groups like Judicial Watch and Citizens United.



Republican lawmakers were surprised back in May when Citizens United released notes from an Oct. 11, 2016, meeting that Steele had with State Department officials in Washington. Several top Republicans fumed at the time that they were unaware that the documents existed.”



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In the past three years we’ve seen widespread misconduct by opponents of candidate and later President Donald Trump.



We’ve seen bad actors at the highest levels of the FBI investigate Trump without any evidence of wrongdoing, while clearing their preferred establishment presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in the face of overwhelming criminal evidence.



We’ve seen bad actors who led the intelligence community for the Obama administration turn into garden variety political hacks, falsely accusing President Trump of being a Russian asset.



We’ve seen an all-powerful special counsel appointed to investigate a phony dossier for two years, while ignoring the Democratic origins of the dossier and how it was used for political purposes to defraud the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Court to spy on the Trump election campaign.



We’ve seen a Democratic Party come apart at the seams because ultimate political outsider Trump overcame all odds to be elected president, despite all the nefarious activity of the Obama-Biden administration aiming to defeat him.



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Citizens United President David Bossie appears on Media Buzz with Howard Kurtz to discuss the Dems’ partisan rush to judgement on impeachment inquiry. Watch here:

The memos obtained by Citizens United, and shared with the Washington Examiner, show Steele met with Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Kathleen Kavalec on Oct. 11 and admitted he was encouraged by a client to get his research out before the 2016 election, signaling a possible political motivation. The timing of the meeting is notable, as it was 10 days before the FBI used Steele's unverified dossier to obtain the original warrant to wiretap Page.



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Former Secretary of State John Kerry’s son reportedly cut ties with Hunter Biden over the lawyer’s Ukrainian oil deal in 2014.



Christopher Heinz emailed two of his stepfather’s top aides at the State Department, Matt Summers and David Wade, after Biden joined the board of Ukraine’s Burisma Holdings in 2014, internal State Department correspondence the Washington Examiner obtained reveals.



Heinz’s email addressed both Biden and Devon Archer joining the board. Archer was Heinz’s college roommate and managing partner at the private equity firm Biden and Heinz co-owned, Rosemont Seneca Partners. 



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The Washington Examiner obtained the email through a public information request Citizens United filed.



“Why would Chris Heinz distance himself from Hunter Biden’s decision to join Burisma’s board in an email to John Kerry’s senior staff at the State Department?” Citizens United President David N. Bossie told the Examiner in a statement. “It’s time for Joe Biden to answer questions about his family’s business in the Ukraine and what his own role was in those dealings.”



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John Kerry’s stepson rushed to play damage control at the State Department after his business partner Hunter Biden cut a deal with an oligarch-owned Ukrainian gas company in 2014, according to internal State Department correspondence obtained by the Washington Examiner.



The email shows that Biden’s decision to join the board of Ukraine’s Burisma Holdings sparked immediate concern within his inner circle about the political optics. Biden’s father was then serving as vice president and overseeing the Obama administration’s Ukraine policy.



At the time, Biden and Christopher Heinz, the stepson of then-Secretary of State John Kerry, co-owned Rosemont Seneca Partners, a $2.4 billion private equity firm. Heinz’s college roommate, Devon Archer, was managing partner in the firm. In the spring of 2014, Biden and Archer joined the board of Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian gas company that was at the center of a U.K. money laundering probe. Over the next year, Burisma reportedly paid Biden and Archer’s companies over $3 million.



Hours after Biden’s board appointment went public on May 13, 2014, Heinz emailed Matt Summers and David Wade, two of his stepfather’s top aides at the State Department.



“Apparently Devon and Hunter both joined the board of Burisma and a press release went out today,” wrote Heinz. “I cant speak why they decided to, but there was no investment by our firm in their company.”



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MANCHESTER, N.H. – President Trump has a message for New Hampshire Republicans ahead of his visit Thursday: "Corey's an outstanding guy. If he ran and won, he would be a great senator."



The Corey the president is referring to is Corey Lewandowski, who managed Trump's presidential campaign from its start in 2015 through the 2016 primaries and who remains a close outside adviser to the president. The New Hampshire resident and Washington, D.C., consultant and lobbyist generated buzz a couple of weeks ago when he said he was seriously considering a 2020 run for the U.S Senate in his home state.



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"I would fully expect that the president would say he has no greater ally than Corey Lewandowski, because that is true, and that he would look forward to having Corey run for the Senate," said David Bossie, the longtime president and chairman of the conservative advocacy group Citizens United and a Fox News contributor.



Bossie, a close outsider adviser to the president who served as deputy campaign manager of Trump's 2016 White House bid, is also close with Lewandowski.



"Obviously an endorsement by the president, if he (Lewandowski) was to get in the race, would make him, in my opinion, unbeatable in the primary," he told Fox News.



Bossie released a poll on Tuesday indicating that Lewandowski would become the front-runner in the race – over the three other declared or likely Republican candidates – if he were to run – and that the president's support would only enhance his front-runner status. Trump – whose approval rating is underwater in the state – remains very popular with most Granite State Republicans. His approval rating stood at 82 percent among Republicans in a University of New Hampshire poll released this week.



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