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Trump and his allies were partners in crime, and don't pretend that isn't a huge deal - NY Daily News


"While campaign finance crimes are not often prosecuted, that is because they are notoriously hard to prove. And, of course, discretion should be used in deciding which violations should be prosecuted criminally.

This one isn’t even close to the line. A conspiracy between a candidate for President, his fixer and a media corporation to ensure that the voting public would not hear information damaging to the candidate at a cost of several hundred thousand dollars, designed to be hard to trace through shell corporations, false entries in a corporation’s (Trump Organization) books and records, and then repeated lies, is no ordinary “violation.”

Indeed, the federal Judge who sentenced Michael Cohen to three years in prison today in part for those crimes noted the seriousness of these crimes and called them “sophisticated.”

 

LOL Rudy Julie-Annie: "Oh, yeah? Bring it on, tough guy!"

Poke that bear, Rudolph.

 

Newt at the WH today? Next CoS?

 

As a heterosexual middle class white man, no one exemplifies why I am revolted by the modern Republican/conservative movement more than Ann Coulter. Unauthentic, cruel and indifferent to the world around them.

 

Incoming New York attorney general plans wide-ranging investigations of Trump and family

New York Attorney Gen.-elect Letitia James says she plans to launch sweeping investigations into President Donald Trump, his family and "anyone" in his circle who may have violated the law once she settles into her new job next month.

"We will use every area of the law to investigate President Trump and his business transactions and that of his family as well," James, a Democrat, told NBC News in her first extensive interview since she was elected last month.

 

Giuliani said this summer that the damn thing was wrapping up in September. What happened?

 

Still a POS whether or not he gets the job.

 

And the follow up ....

Kentucky governor bashes 'biased' Louisville Courier Journal, ProPublica in social media outburst

Republican Gov. Matt Bevin posted a series of tweets attacking both news organizations and recorded a three-minute video on social media detailing his disdain for both outlets, which he characterized as biased.

"Who is holding the Courier Journal accountable?" Bevin questions in the video as he segued into his questions about the founders of ProPublica, alleging that it's supported by "George, I hate America, Soros," a billionaire supporter of the Democratic Party.

 

gutless

Trump cancels White House Christmas party for the press

 

Trump’s War on Christmas