POTUS (Donald) many legal issues cornering him

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"Collusion" [see synonym: "Conspiracy"]



A weather report can make Trump go crazy because it's not about HIM.
LOL..

He would just say that HE crated the weather ...;-)


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Cohen was doing his illegal stuff under the direction of Trump (various news outlets reporting )

OH OH... We ain't heard nuthin ' yet

Michael Cohen says he worked to silence two women ��in coordination�� with Trump to influence 2016 election


https://www.washingtonpost.com/

Trump in legal jeopardy??
 

justducky

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This is starting to touch Trump directly........(as per statements from Cohen. )

We could be in for an avalanche if info now.

(Trump might just go even crazier now)

Michael Cohen said in court that he paid Stormy Daniels ��at the direction of�� Donald Trump for the purpose of ��influencing the election.��

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/21/...aking-news&nlid=55065696ing-news&ref=headline
Walter: Both Manaford and Cohen were found guilty of things. Also Hillary has not been found guilty of anything.
https://nordic.businessinsider.com/...ohen-convictions-2018-8?utm_source=reddit.com

Fox News slammed for covering the killing of a college student more prominently than the convictions of 2 top Trump aides

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Fox host Dana PerinoAs news broke that two of President Donald Trump's former top aides were convicted of multiple federal crimes, Fox News focused its coverage on the killing of a 20-year-old college student.

Critics lambasted the right-leaning network for minimizing coverage of the convictions of former top Trump aides Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen.
 

Cliffy

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The end of Donald Trump

After the historic blows he suffered today, any rational President of the United States would be huddled with his legal advisers and trying to figure out how to negotiate his resignation. As we’ve seen time and again, Donald Trump is anything but rational. His presidency died today, and the rest of his life effectively went down the tubes as well. But what will Trump do now?
This is now guaranteed to end very badly for Donald Trump. It’s not just that Paul Manafort’s conviction hands all the leverage to Special Counsel Robert Mueller. It’s that Michael Cohen went into court and formally named Trump as his unindicted co-conspirator in a felony violation of federal election law. It’s all downhill for Trump from here, and it’s a rather steep downhill slope. A day like today destabilizes a president to the point that he can’t function, the government can’t function, and the nation can’t function until he’s gone. And after today broke the dam, Trump is only going to have more and more days like this.
So what is Donald Trump’s endgame? He never did try to fire Robert Mueller, and after today’s events, Trump would have a ten times harder time trying to pull it off. Mueller’s legal standing is bolstered now that he’s scored his first set of felony convictions against a Trump-Russia target. And now that Trump is officially a co-conspirator in all this, Trump would be exposing himself to a whole new level of obstruction charges if he were to try firing Mueller.
Trump never has tried to pardon anyone in the Trump-Russia scandal either. Michael Cohen clearly concluded that it was never going to happen when he decided to cut his plea deal. We’ll see if Paul Manafort is under the delusion that a pardon is coming, but as we predicted, Trump distanced himself from Manafort tonight instead of talking about pardoning him. And because Trump is now a co-conspirator, he’d have a much harder convincing the courts to let any attempted pardons stand.


The end of Donald Trump - Palmer Report


It is all over but the exploding Trumpite's heads.
 

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Cohen pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office,"

Trump is all but gone.
 

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Ocean Breeze

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Cohen pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office,"

Trump is all but gone.
a few more shoes have to drop ........but it is getting very interesting. (and history making)


FIVE people now from Trump's circle have been convicted of crimes. What a cesspool Trump surrounds himself with.

They have evidence of that payment Trump "directed" Cohen to make.
 

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a few more shoes have to drop ........but it is getting very interesting. (and history making)


FIVE people now from Trump's circle have been convicted of crimes. What a cesspool Trump surrounds himself with.

They have evidence of that payment Trump "directed" Cohen to make.


How is that different from ANY politician? Anyone who thinks differently is very naïve!
 

Hoid

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if you spend money to get elected it has to be reported.

(ask Bill Clinton)
 

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a few more shoes have to drop ........but it is getting very interesting. (and history making)


FIVE people now from Trump's circle have been convicted of crimes. What a cesspool Trump surrounds himself with.

They have evidence of that payment Trump "directed" Cohen to make.

Every candidate in history broke this rule, thus why the rule was made in the first place, including the great Bama

Yeah The Don is going down /sarcasm off