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Trump owns clinton stooge and cohen lawyer

Cohen lawyer, in solicitation snafu, promotes nonexistent website that now leads to Trump campaign homepage

Cohen lawyer, in solicitation snafu, promotes nonexistent website that now leads to Trump campaign homepage

 

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"If" and "could" mean the article is stretching. Means nothing.
"If" the half black white thing we had before was half as good as Trump, he "could" have did a better job.

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https://www.dailywire.com/news/34894/limbaugh-highlights-democrat-hypocrisy-over-james-barrett?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=062316-news&utm_campaign=benshapiro

 

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WATCH: Sarah Sanders Smacks ‘Desperate,’ ‘Pathetic’ Democrats. Media Ignores Murder Of Mollie Tibbetts.

 

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I'm sure mike sent his donation

WATCH: Cohen's Lawyer Begs For Donations. Doesn't Go Over Well With Crowd.

 

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HYSTERIA: CNN's April Ryan Wants SARAH SANDERS To Pay For Her Bodyguard

 

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Former Clinton Strategist: 'Cohen's Plea Deal Is Prosecutor's Attempt To Set Up Trump'

 

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This sounds like mike Horrified Progressive Suddenly Realizes Mike Pence Next In Line For Presidency

 

[Michael Scally MD]

The first denial that Donald Trump knew about hush-money payments to silence women came four days before he was elected president, when his spokeswoman Hope Hicks said, without hedging, “we have no knowledge of any of this.”

The second came in January of this year, when his attorney Michael Cohen said the allegations were “outlandish.” By March, two of the president’s spokesmen — Raj Shah and Sarah Huckabee Sanders — said publicly that Trump denied all the allegations and any payments. Even Cohen’s attorney, David Schwartz, got in on the action, saying the president “was not aware of any of it.”

In April, Trump finally weighed in, answering a question about whether he knew about a payment to porn star Stephanie Clifford, who uses the stage name Stormy Daniels, with a flat “no.”

It’s now clear that the president’s statement was a lie — and that the people speaking for him repeated it.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

The first denial that Donald Trump knew about hush-money payments to silence women came four days before he was elected president, when his spokeswoman Hope Hicks said, without hedging, “we have no knowledge of any of this.”

The second came in January of this year, when his attorney Michael Cohen said the allegations were “outlandish.” By March, two of the president’s spokesmen — Raj Shah and Sarah Huckabee Sanders — said publicly that Trump denied all the allegations and any payments. Even Cohen’s attorney, David Schwartz, got in on the action, saying the president “was not aware of any of it.”

In April, Trump finally weighed in, answering a question about whether he knew about a payment to porn star Stephanie Clifford, who uses the stage name Stormy Daniels, with a flat “no.”

It’s now clear that the president’s statement was a lie — and that the people speaking for him repeated it.

 

[Michael Scally MD]

 

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[Michael Scally MD]

Below is my column in the Washington Post on the question of whether a president can be indicted while in office. Many academics believe that there is an implied immunity from such indictments in Article II of the Constitution. I do not agree as explained in the column below. Once again, I have stated that I do not see compelling evidence of any prosecutable crimes against President Trump. However, if such evidence did arise and satisfied a grand jury, the Special Counsel could indict even before any impeachment.

 

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