When the pre-fabricated term "''[[quid pro quo]]''" failed to catch on with [[CNN]] viewers as a basis for abrogating constitutional rights and nullifying elections,<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8Xomryg6Ac&t=171s</ref> Schiff switched to "bribery," the implication evidently being that when the [[executive branch]] disburses funds authorized by Congress, the chief executive can be held to account for bribery.
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When the pre-fabricated term "''[[quid pro quo]]''" failed to catch on with [[CNN]] viewers as a basis for abrogating constitutional rights and nullifying elections,<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8Xomryg6Ac&t=171s</ref> Schiff switched to "bribery,"<ref>https://www.facebook.com/Breitbart/posts/10163980012850354</ref> the implication evidently being that when the [[executive branch]] disburses funds authorized by Congress, the chief executive can be held to account for bribery.