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Righties can’t stand it when you make fun of their fearless leader. If it were a Democrat they would be criticizing his lack of values. We all know they circle the wagons when it’s one of their own. They’re never wrong....Yeah right!
“President Donald Trump's personal attorney used his Trump Organization email while arranging to transfer money into an account at a Manhattan bank before he wired $130,000 to adult film star Stormy Daniels to buy her silence.
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But an email uncovered in the last 24 hours and provided to NBC News by Clifford's current attorney, Michael Avenatti, shows First Republic Bank and Cohen communicated about the money using his Trump company email address, not his personal gmail account.”
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Cohn is going to lose his license to practice law. DT is going to throw Cohn under the bus.
TigerLily, "But an email uncovered in the last 24 hours and provided to NBC News by Clifford's current attorney, Michael Avenatti, shows First Republic Bank and Cohen communicated about the money using his Trump company email address, not his personal gmail account.” Cohn's insurance, once hidden and purposely hidden but could and now discovered if this started to blowup. Obvious.
Cohn is going to lose his license to practice law. DT is going to throw Cohn under the bus.
TigerLily, "But an email uncovered in the last 24 hours and provided to NBC News by Clifford's current attorney, Michael Avenatti, shows First Republic Bank and Cohen communicated about the money using his Trump company email address, not his personal gmail account.” Cohn's insurance, once hidden and purposely hidden but could and now discovered if this started to blowup. Obvious.
By releasing this correspondence, his lawyer is surely building a case to show that Cohn did not act on his own, but in an official capacity for his boss.
As usual, the BBC comes through with a succinct explanation of north American politics for their foreign audience. This time, of course, they are explaining a scandal.
"Mr Cohen denied the payment. In a statement to the Journal, he called the allegations "outlandish", and said they'd been "consistently denied by all parties" for years.
But in February he announced he had in fact paid Ms Daniels the money."
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"South Carolina congressman Mark Sanford is one of the few Republicans to comment. He told the Washington Post the claims are "deeply troubling".
"If it was a Democratic president and hush money had been paid in the campaign, would there be a series of hearings going on?" Mr Sanford asked. "I think you could probably point to a fair number of indicators that suggest there would be."
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This could make a Laurel and Hardy movie, with Stan Laurel playing Cohen, and Oliver Hardy playing the Donald.
"Well, another fine mess you've gotten me into ..."
I like the part where he borrows from his a home equity line of credit for the payoff.
Who the hell goes into debt to pay hush money for his bosses affair?
Especially when you know the "bosses" history of non payment. Stupid is an understatement.
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The Stormy Daniels-Donald Trump story explained
