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blath·er
ˈblaT͟Hər/
verb
1.
talk long-windedly without making very much sense.
synonyms: prattle, babble, chatter, twitter, prate, go on, run on, rattle on, yap, jabber, maunder, ramble, burble, drivel, blabber, gab;
noun
1.
long-winded talk with no real substance.
synonyms: prattle, chatter, twitter, babble, prating, gabble, jabber, rambling;
co·gent
ˈkōjənt/Submit
adjective
(of an argument or case) clear, logical, and convincing.
synonyms: convincing, compelling, strong, forceful, powerful, potent, weighty, impactful, effective;
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And back to the actual thread topic
Troll
transitive verb
a : to antagonize (others) online by deliberately posting inflammatory, irrelevant, or offensive comments or other disruptive content
Lazy
lazier; laziest
1 a : disinclined to activity or exertion : not energetic or vigorous The lazy child tried to avoid household chores.
Terrible
1 : extremely bad: such as
a : notably unattractive or objectionable terrible behavior
b : of very poor quality a terrible movie
c : strongly repulsive : obnoxious a terrible smell
2 a : difficult in a terrible bind
3 : extreme, great a terrible disappointment
Have you tried to use the "Comey tainted the situation" approach to get out of any parking tickets recently? How did that work out for you?
I don't have to convince anyone. Neither does anyone else. This is objective fact at this point, to where nothing will move forward. Disagree, but mark my words nevertheless.
NYTimes has article on background of Judge Wood who heard the opening salvo in SDNY vs Cohen---
She pulled the case initially because she was "on duty" for any emergency the issues--and got Cohen's request for TRO prohibiting the SDNY from accessing his files
Once this initial period is over--maybe after charges are filed--she might not be the judge--
The Times views her as exceptional jurist--I am sure Trump would want Sessions to preside
If you can read the article--check the part where she sentenced Michael Milkin--the junk bond financial fraud guy tried in her court--
She was also judge for the 10 Russian spies tried/convicted in 2010 that "The Americans" cable series is based on--when those spies were convicted and sentenced to time served, they were returned to Russia and exchanged for US and allied "spies"--one of those was the Russian Sergei SKipal who was recently poisoned in the UK last month--supposedly an act of revenge by Putin's GRU...
What did the left pull on Cohen?? The SDNY are a bunch of Republicans.
The accusation about how Cohen paid off Daniels was being pushed for months by the leftist media long before he was raided by the FBI. This was in part a media-driven raid.
The accusation about how Cohen paid off Daniels was being pushed for months by the leftist media long before he was raided by the FBI. This was in part a media-driven raid.
Aw that damn leftist media what with reporting on those events that actually happened and all. They should just ignore reality and do reports on magical fairy dragons instead.
Presidential powers only extend to convictions under Federal law, if convicted of violations of State Law, only the State governor can pardon, not the president. This is problematic for Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen. But thankfully for the Donald there's a way out of this...
Step 1: Direct Jeff Sessions to charge Cohen for all actions as federal crime
Step 2: Cohen pleads guilty (or not, doesn't matter)
Step 3: Trump Pardons Cohen
Step 4: State charges dropped, cannot convict twice for same actions because of double jeopardy
Federal & State Law co-exist with dual sovereignty, meaning that double jeopardy does not automatically apply. Even with a State trial, the Feds can still prosecute in all cases for the same offense where there is jurisdiction. But the reverse isn't always true, states like Pennsylvania have explicit laws that stop the state from prosecuting a crime where a federal trial was held.
New York State does have such a law will get Cohen off, Criminal Procedure Law Section 40.20:
(and CPL section 40.30) where prosecution is for charges:
Of course NY Governor Cuomo is a big time Trump hater, so he's going to try to get this law amended ASAP. So obviously time is of the essence.
tick tock...
Why are we trying to protect a president who is only out for himself and throws everyone else under the bus. Good grief, sounds like Watergate. Yeah, tick tock is right.
I love that--
You must have gone to same law school Michael Cohen did
The "paper trail" he left is what got the FBI/DOJ to investigate his use of that money to pay off Daniels--as campaign fraud...
The bank he used "red-flagged" it as suspicious transaction and forwarded it to the Tresury Dept
Glad he is so good about leaving a paper trail
SDNY should have an easy time finding all the other criminal activities he is complicite in accomplishing
It was flagged because dummy Cohen tried to wire money from the HELOC. He was the too lazy to write the check. He probably couldn't find the checkbook. It's not campaign fraud. His HELOC and the money he drew on it to pay Daniels had nothing to do with Campaign funds. Now, in all likely hood, an SEC violation was the excuse that was used to obtain the warrant for the raid. But if you notice that campaign fund violation story has quickly and quietly gone away.
The accusation about how Cohen paid off Daniels was being pushed for months by the leftist media long before he was raided by the FBI. This was in part a media-driven raid.
even if the funds came from where cohen claimed ( mortgaged against his house ) it would still be an illegal campaign contribution.
my guess has always been that this goes beyond the payment to daniels.
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