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SHINYGOODGUY

Friday, January 18, 2019 4:45 PM

Now that's what you call major backpedaling. Giuliani should try out for America's Got Talent - World's Best Rodeo Clown. Prosecutors across the country are spitting out their coffee watching this once-proud prosecutor
babbling and sputtering into oblivion.

America's mayor has now become America's stooge.

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SGG

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You can't make this shit up folks. If you pay attention you'll see Giuliani admits Trumps campaign colluded. Can you say oh shit? I can, I can say oh shit.

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Giuliani: I never said there was no collusion in the campaign

THG

Friday, January 18, 2019 4:47 PM

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Trump reportedly told Michael Cohen to lie. His own attorney general pick testified that’s a crime.

When Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) asked President Trump’s nominee for attorney general, William P. Barr, earlier this week whether it would be a crime if “the president tried to coach somebody not to testify, or testify falsely,” Barr was unequivocal: “Yes,” the nominee told the Senate Judiciary Committee. “Under an obstruction statute, yes.”

The Washington Post

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SHINYGOODGUY

Friday, January 18, 2019 4:58 PM

What I'm concerned about is how Barr stated that he is contemplating not releasing Mueller's report, and that he would probably write a summary of Mueller's findings.

But I heard Watergate prosecutor Nick Ackerman say that Mueller may have considered such a move from Trump's AG pick, and that he will find a work around by including certain vital aspects of the case in his court filings.
Of course, that's mere speculation. But I think Mueller may have considered
all possibilities. So far, he's shown to be several steps ahead of all of us.
If he were to ever write a book about this case, I would definitely buy it.

SGG

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Originally posted by THG:
Trump reportedly told Michael Cohen to lie. His own attorney general pick testified that’s a crime.

When Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) asked President Trump’s nominee for attorney general, William P. Barr, earlier this week whether it would be a crime if “the president tried to coach somebody not to testify, or testify falsely,” Barr was unequivocal: “Yes,” the nominee told the Senate Judiciary Committee. “Under an obstruction statute, yes.”

The Washington Post

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THG

Friday, January 18, 2019 5:12 PM

I agree that Mueller is aware some may try to bury the report. I believe he Rosenstein and others have spoken of this. What is troubling is that any of our countries top cops would think it acceptable to cover up Trumps crimes.

And yes, we learn much of what Mueller knows when he indicts someone, and I'd like to be assured that anyone who tries to block the report themselves are charged with obstruction.

It's easy to say with confidence that at any other time in history this would already be over with the president indicted. The only thing protecting him is his angry base and the cowardly republicans.

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JO753

Saturday, January 19, 2019 8:12 AM

Cowardly?

I say crooked.

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JEWELSTAITEFAN

Saturday, January 19, 2019 10:39 AM

Only 2,295 days remaining on the Impeachment Clock.

How exciting. 001935

THG

Monday, January 21, 2019 3:02 AM

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Cowardly?

I say crooked.

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Yeah well, there is that too.

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REAVERFAN

Tuesday, January 22, 2019 2:14 AM

House 'will open up money-laundering inquiry' into Trump-Russia ties, says key Democrat
https://news.yahoo.com/house-will-open-money-laundering-inquiry-trump-
russia-ties-says-key-democrat-000032742.html

Trump has been running unchecked for so long that you could literally almost make a dartboard of his crimes to decide what to investigate first.

Take you pick:

Subornation of Perjury

Obstruction of Justice

Conspiracy to Violate US Election Law

Fraudulent misrepresentation of campaign authority (Violation of 2 USCS § 441h)

Conspiracy against rights (Violation of 18 USCS § 241)

Conspiracy to commit Tax Fraud

Tax Fraud

Wire Fraud

Money Laundering

Emoluments Clause Violation of the United States Constitution (Article I, Section 9, Clause 8)

Emoluments Clause Violation of the United States Constitution (Article II, Section 1, Clause 7)

. . . and my personal favorite:

Conspiracy Against the United States

With someone as corrupt as Trump and the corrupt criminals he surrounds himself with, it's almost to the point of asking what crimes DIDN'T he commit?

THG

Tuesday, January 22, 2019 5:11 PM

Yea...

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SECOND

Tuesday, January 22, 2019 6:00 PM

A foolproof hack of the media
www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2019/01/rudy-giuliani-explained/

Rudy Giuliani. He’s been busy over the past few days doing interviews about Donald Trump’s involvement in building a Trump Tower in Moscow. After each interview he then “clarified” what he meant, ultimately ending with a statement today that nothing he said was based on talking to Trump anyway.

It’s obvious what Giuliani has been doing ever since he started representing Trump last year: tossing out chaff so vigorously that nobody can tell from day to day what the current story is supposed to be. The point of this — and this is the important part — is not just to confuse everyone. It’s to make Giuliani the bearer of bad news so that eventually, when Trump is forced to admit something damaging, it’s “old news” that he’s been “saying all along.” The complete explanation for Giuliani looks something like this:

1) Giuliani is chosen as Trump’s “lawyer” because TV networks love him and will always give him airtime.

2) In times of crisis, Giuliani starts tossing out story after story, creating confusion and making Giuliani, not Trump, the center of attention.

3) All of these stories are deniable by the White House since they come from someone whose actual position is kind of vague. Eventually, though, one of them sticks.

4) Later—which could be days or weeks depending on how long Trump lies low—Trump publicly acknowledges the final story and says it’s already been litigated to death and is old news.

5) By then, (a) everyone really is confused, (b) they don’t remember all the details from a few weeks ago, and (c) there’s some new scandal that’s seized everyone’s attention. So Trump’s confession slides under the radar.

This isn’t a foolproof hack of the media, but it’s pretty good. It shows a sophisticated understanding of how the modern media works and how to undermine it, and Giuliani is the perfect choice for the main role. He’s well known; TV reporters like him; he’s loud and pushy and Trumplike; and he’s willing to sound like a doofus if that’s what it takes.

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