And the Rs won’t stop denigrating Cohen because he stuck around for 10 years or so.
Ha! Excellent analysis. It took me a couple of minutes to figure out that you were dictating it via voice-to-text. Once I did that, the scattered homophones made sense.
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Maybe I ski at the less classy resorts, but “showboarding” is an apt coinage for what we used to call “being a jerk.”
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Oh, Donnie…
And the President’s former fixer is helping the prosecution…
You can never be sure anymore if it’s a runaway autocorrect or a misunderstanding of the activities involved.
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Yep. This is why, even if Trump manages to serve out his term and not have anything provable about Russian collusion, he’s still in deep doodoo.
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I was thinking auto-correct struck twice but your explanation makes more sense (trunk for Trump seemed auto-correct but drum for Trump? Not so much).
Untwist your panties. I was pointing out the obvious. They attacked Cohen because they could not Defend Trump.
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I enjoy needling my rump supporter friends by pointing out our Prez was a high end pimp, procuring his Trump Models for his friends and to set up honey traps with the aid of The Enquirer. Odd that Trump shut the “Agency” down shortly after he took office. Ijust doubt he would abandon any profit maker; maybe he also laundered money back to the Russians who were supplying the young girls.
I would also like to know if Trump collected insurance on the Casino CEO who died in the helicopter crash in 1989. https://www.nj.com/politics/2016/08/watch_did_trump_blame_ac_casino_failures_on_dead_e.html
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Chapter two of Andrew G. McCabe’s new book “The Threat” provides a brief historical summary of the RICO Revolution. It was a very different and more effective way for the FBI to go after criminal organizations instead of just chasing down individual criminals.
It also seems to me to be good background for how the FBI needs to deal with the Trump family businesses.
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