Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen jailed for three years

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39 minutes ago, refugee said:

Fox’s Napolitano: We learned today that prosecutors have evidence Trump committed a felony

BY JUSTIN WISE - 12/12/18 04:33 PM EST

 

Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano said the American public "learned" on Wednesday that federal prosecutors have evidence President Trump committed a crime.

"Career prosecutors here in New York have evidence that the president of the United States committed a felony by ordering and paying Michael Cohen to break the law,” Napolitano said while speaking on Fox News. “How do we know that? They told that to the federal judge. Under the rules, they can’t tell that to the federal judge unless they actually have that hardcore evidence. Under the rules, they can’t tell that to the federal judge unless they intend to do something with that evidence."

 

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/421083-foxs-napolitano-we-learned-today-that-prosecutors-have-evidence-trump

You must have missed the article about the former FEC commissioner who said what Trump did isn't a crime. I think he is more of an authority on election laws.

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33 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

You must have missed the article about the former FEC commissioner who said what Trump did isn't a crime. I think he is more of an authority on election laws.

Please stop this madness.  We will NOT have facts being bandied about when people are salivating all over themselves in anticipation.

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2 hours ago, jg121783 said:

You must have missed the article about the former FEC commissioner who said what Trump did isn't a crime. I think he is more of an authority on election laws.

How does he know what Trump did?

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1 hour ago, refugee said:

How does he know what Trump did?

How do you and Jim know?  What makes you two SO CERTAIN Trump committed a crime (which you still cannot/have not pointed to, though asked by several).

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Between New York Prosecutors reaching a plea deal with AMI as well as Cohen, it is pretty clear that, whether or not he is impeached, he will be indicted when he is no longer President.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/12/nyregion/trump-american-media-michael-cohen.html

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What is so confusing is that keeping a private email server in your own home is just fine even though it contained a great deal of classified material, but using private funds to pay off a couple of women is a crime worthy of execution.  I know there is total hatred for President Trump on the Left and even with Washington insiders and the political elite on the right, but this is just a joke.  I guess our criminal justice system is a total swamp and not to be trusted. 

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11 hours ago, refugee said:

How does he know what Trump did?

Thank you. You just nailed  a point we have been trying to make for many months 

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1 hour ago, Nature Boy 2.0 said:

Thank you. You just nailed  a point we have been trying to make for many months 

He = "FEC commissioner who said what Trump did isn't a crime"

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21 hours ago, refugee said:

How does he know what Trump did?

I'm sure he has all the information the rest of us have. Probably more. He certainly has more credibility in this area than some guy on a message board.

 

17 hours ago, jb914 said:

Between New York Prosecutors reaching a plea deal with AMI as well as Cohen, it is pretty clear that, whether or not he is impeached, he will be indicted when he is no longer President.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/12/nyregion/trump-american-media-michael-cohen.html

That would not surprise me one bit. Considering the radical leftist prosecutors and courts in New York I would be surprised if they didn't try it. An indictment is not an indicator of guilt or innocence and is not necessarily that difficult to obtain.

 

12 hours ago, Bill & Katya said:

What is so confusing is that keeping a private email server in your own home is just fine even though it contained a great deal of classified material, but using private funds to pay off a couple of women is a crime worthy of execution.  I know there is total hatred for President Trump on the Left and even with Washington insiders and the political elite on the right, but this is just a joke.  I guess our criminal justice system is a total swamp and not to be trusted. 

We're not supposed to talk about that. Stay on the topic of discussion which is how much of a criminal Trump is even though it is unknown what specific crimes he has committed. I'm sure Mueller will dig up something in the next few years. Just give him time.

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15 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

I'm sure he has all the information the rest of us have. Probably more. He certainly has more credibility in this area than some guy on a message board.

 

That would not surprise me one bit. Considering the radical leftist prosecutors and courts in New York I would be surprised if they didn't try it. An indictment is not an indicator of guilt or innocence and is not necessarily that difficult to obtain.

 

We're not supposed to talk about that. Stay on the topic of discussion which is how much of a criminal Trump is even though it is unknown what specific crimes he has committed. I'm sure Mueller will dig up something in the next few years. Just give him time.

I posted the opinion of Judge Napolitano , you countered with the opinion of a retired FEC member. I asked what Trump activities he is basing his opinion on and you come back with nothing. When you have something let me know, guy on the internet.

 

Edited December 15, 2018 by refugee

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13 hours ago, Bill & Katya said:

What is so confusing is that keeping a private email server in your own home is just fine even though it contained a great deal of classified material, but using private funds to pay off a couple of women is a crime worthy of execution.  I know there is total hatred for President Trump on the Left and even with Washington insiders and the political elite on the right, but this is just a joke.  I guess our criminal justice system is a total swamp and not to be trusted. 

Hey, but it's okay to conduct private business using government email accounts? Who is calling for Trump's execution? So he paid off a couple of women, so what? Everybody does that, right? Totally normal behavior. 

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1 hour ago, refugee said:

I posted the opinion of Judge Napolitano , you countered with the opinion of a retired FEC member. I asked what Trump activities he is basing his opinion on and you come back with nothing. When you have something let me know, guy on the internet.

 

I applaud your effort.  However, the ball has been in YOUR court for much longer, because several of us have asked YOU (and Jim, Trump’s personal cheerleader) to provide proof of a crime.  You have not.

 

What about paying for a prostitute?  Isn’t THAT a crime in the US?

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1 hour ago, Satisfied said:

I applaud your effort.  However, the ball has been in YOUR court for much longer, because several of us have asked YOU (and Jim, Trump’s personal cheerleader) to provide proof of a crime.  You have not.

 

What about paying for a prostitute?  Isn’t THAT a crime in the US?

Are you asking for a friend?

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1 hour ago, Satisfied said:

I applaud your effort.  However, the ball has been in YOUR court for much longer, because several of us have asked YOU (and Jim, Trump’s personal cheerleader) to provide proof of a crime.  You have not.

 

What about paying for a prostitute?  Isn’t THAT a crime in the US?

From my latest research: Prostitution is legal in the outlying areas of Las Vegas, and some parts of New Jersey.

 

 

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49 minutes ago, refugee said:

Are you asking for a friend?

No, I am asking you to answer a direct question with a direct answer.