T1B

RACK it.

Mikey wrote:in. You may not consider it a “serious” crime but it’s a crime nonetheless.

Like entering the country illegally ??

Derron wrote:

Mikey wrote:in. You may not consider it a “serious” crime but it’s a crime nonetheless.

Like entering the country illegally ??

Not really.

I participated in this conduct, which on my part took place in Manhattan, for the principal purpose of influencing the [2016 presidential] election.

On or about the summer of 2016, in coordination with, and at the direction of, a candidate for federal office, I and the CEO of a media company at the request of the candidate worked together to keep an individual with information that would be harmful to the candidate and to the campaign from publicly disclosing this information … under which she received compensation of $150,000

- M. Cohen









Drumpf has major problems, to say the least.

And of course the exchange below was a blatant lie on his part.
One of many.
Too many.









Flush the turd.

I actually watched some of the Trump rally last night to see if he would say anything about Cohen or Manafort. After 45 minutes of his nonstop bleating and nonsense, I had to turn it off. You have to be a Meltspray-grade moron to be able to tolerate his insanity and inanity.

He did look especially orange, though.

88 wrote:Russia, Russia, Russia.

Witch hunt, indeed.

Live look at Tards.net

88 wrote:I will answer your question honestly if you will do the same for me. And I’ll even go first.

If Mueller discovers evidence that Trump illegally evaded taxes, I would not find that sufficient to justify his removal from office. That requires high crimes and misdemeanors. The other candidate in the last election did commit multiple felonies, and I view this entire investigation as nothing short of a coup/cover up attempt. I would love to see a Mueller-style examination of every member of Her team and see how things turned out. Giant fucking nothingburger witch hunt. My 2 cents.

Now my question. If it turns out that there was an effort by the Hillary/DNC team and members of Obama’s administration to use the FISA court and other federal agency resources to try to discredit Trump both before and after the election using information they knew to be false, should they go to prison?

Lol

The GOP had four years to pin charges on Her and they couldn't get shit, despite their most desperate efforts. And it's very sad that an usually smart guy like 88's defense for Trump is "BUT BUT BHT HER IS WORSE! HER IS THE REAL CRIMINAL!"

We're only scratching the surface of rampant felonious criminality in the White House. Also remember that Cohen was the top finance director for the RNC. But you keep stomping your feet and telling us that Her is the REAL criminal.

Sorry, pal. Join us back here on Planet Earf, eventually.

88 wrote:And it's very sad that an usually smart guy like 88's defense for Trump is "BUT BUT BHT HER IS WORSE! HER IS THE REAL CRIMINAL!"

He is not smart.
Not news to me.

88 wrote:I view this entire investigation as nothing short of a coup/cover up attempt.

What a magnificent 'tard.

Why doesn't Donald fire Mueller?
Fire Sessions?

Did he get a chance to fire Cohen?

88 wrote:Now my question. If it turns out that there was an effort by the Hillary/DNC team and members of Obama’s administration to use the FISA court and other federal agency resources to try to discredit Trump both before and after the election using information they knew to be false, should they go to prison?

If it turns out?
lol



Good luck.



hahahahaha!!!

If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don’t retain the services of Michael Cohen!

- Don (Twitter: 8/22/18)





A true POS.

Softball Bat, a term that I've seen to describe what could apply to your comment about why Trump doesn't fire Mueller, Sessions, et al, is kayfabe. All of this is kabuki theater, or as kayfabe is defined, drama or the storyline in professional wrestling. Trump understands the need of his target audience for a foil, a bad guy. And to eliminate this bad guy is to eliminate a necessary adversary to elevate his narrative.

I actually think that there is merit to that idea.

The president of the United States praises the convicted felon who ran his campaign because "he refused to break" and give information to prosecutors.

Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family. “Justice” took a 12 year old tax case, among other things, applied tremendous pressure on him and, unlike Michael Cohen, he refused to “break” - make up stories in order to get a “deal.” Such respect for a brave man!

What a world!

Rooster wrote:Softball Bat, a term that I've seen to describe what could apply to your comment about why Trump doesn't fire Mueller, Sessions, et al, is kayfabe. All of this is kabuki theater, or as kayfabe is defined, drama or the storyline in professional wrestling. Trump understands the need of his target audience for a foil, a bad guy. And to eliminate this bad guy is to eliminate a necessary adversary to elevate his narrative.

I actually think that there is merit to that idea.

1. You give Trump way too much credit. As do his core supporters. You (and his base) imagine him to be much more than he is. He is a con. He is a blowhard and a salesman. He is a petulant, impulsive, deeply insecure child of a man. He is an egotist and will always do what he thinks is in his own best interest.

2. Don has not fired Mueller or Sessions because he knows it would cook his goose. I would not completely rule it out of happening in the future, though. Desperation could trigger such an action.

3. Don's base is pathetic. Truly misguided. They are stupid people.

4. You cannot drain the swamp by installing a new swamp. A casual, objective look into Don's past should have told any reasonable person that things were going to blow up in this guy's face in a big way.

5. Don is a con.

6. Watch out. Who knows what the man-child is capable of doing when he finds himself totally backed into a corner. Oh well.

7. It will be ugly.

Softball Bat wrote:If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don’t retain the services of Michael Cohen!

- Don (Twitter: 8/22/18)





A true POS.

Actually that sounds like pretty good advice.

Screw_Michigan wrote:I actually watched some of the Trump rally last night to see if he would say anything about Cohen or Manafort. After 45 minutes of his nonstop bleating and nonsense, I had to turn it off.

Trump is not in your dome. Nope, not at all. You don't have Trump Derangement Syndrome. Nope, not at all.

Derron wrote: Trump is not in your dome. Nope, not at all. You don't have Trump Derangement Syndrome. Nope, not at all.

I agree. I quickly realized that I should have done what I had previously been doing: Not watching Trump rallies.

I don't know how his supporters attend these things. Oh that's right, it's because they're incredibly stupid.

Screw_Michigan wrote:I don't know how his supporters attend these things.

you're one dumb motherfucker ('sup Marcus Allen).

How about higher GDP, Record low unemployment and revitalizing the coal industry in WVA for starters.


carry on with your melt.

Donald lied blatantly in his FAUX NEWS propaganda session today.
Not surprising at all, but we should point this out.

Don said he only knew about the Cohen payment after the fact.

In FACT, everyone can hear him ON TAPE talking to M. Cohen about how they are going to make the payment -- before the payment was made.

lol




Wtf?

Softball Bat wrote:

Rooster wrote:Softball Bat, a term that I've seen to describe what could apply to your comment about why Trump doesn't fire Mueller, Sessions, et al, is kayfabe. All of this is kabuki theater, or as kayfabe is defined, drama or the storyline in professional wrestling. Trump understands the need of his target audience for a foil, a bad guy. And to eliminate this bad guy is to eliminate a necessary adversary to elevate his narrative.

I actually think that there is merit to that idea.

1. You give Trump way too much credit. As do his core supporters. You (and his base) imagine him to be much more than he is. He is a con. He is a blowhard and a salesman. He is a petulant, impulsive, deeply insecure child of a man. He is an egotist and will always do what he thinks is in his own best interest.

2. Don has not fired Mueller or Sessions because he knows it would cook his goose. I would not completely rule it out of happening in the future, though. Desperation could trigger such an action.

3. Don's base is pathetic. Truly misguided. They are stupid people.

4. You cannot drain the swamp by installing a new swamp. A casual, objective look into Don's past should have told any reasonable person that things were going to blow up in this guy's face in a big way.

5. Don is a con.

6. Watch out. Who knows what the man-child is capable of doing when he finds himself totally backed into a corner. Oh well.

7. It will be ugly.

I disagree with you on a couple of points. First, Trump is steeped in the world of professional wrestling and has an intuitive grasp of what an audience wants and needs from the storyline and from the good versus evil narrative that is at the heart of nearly every missive he sends out via Twitter, his rallies, and his brief interactions with the press. He has used this narrative repeatedly in the entertainment world ranging from his televisions shows to, yes, his pro wrasslin’ gigs. He learned from the best in that regard.

Second, if you view Trump’s supporters and base as idiots, you miss what these voters are longing for. They don’t want their politics to be a French art film filled with nuance and uncertainties, a complicated plot line that doesn’t get resolved when the word Fin shows up on the screen. It doesn’t make them stupid that they dislike cosmopolitan and convoluted narratives, it just makes them normal, average. This speaks to why much of this Russian collusion story has no traction. It requires a Bourne Identity plot line that weaves in and out of plausibility and makes most people’s eyes glaze over.

He doesn’t speak in flowery diplo-language, he just says what comes to the front of his mind, usually in the form of a short sentence or thought, much like most people with their inner dialogue do. It appeals to a lot of people because he voices what many people just say in their heads.

Finally, sneering and condescension are what is ugly. And every time someone mocks those who supported Trump for all these vices he displays, it just reinforces in his voters why they voted for him in the first place.

Rooster wrote:I disagree with you on a couple of points. First, Trump is steeped in the world of professional wrestling and has an intuitive grasp of what an audience wants and needs from the storyline and from the good versus evil narrative that is at the heart of nearly every missive he sends out via Twitter, his rallies, and his brief interactions with the press. He has used this narrative repeatedly in the entertainment world ranging from his televisions shows to, yes, his pro wrasslin’ gigs. He learned from the best in that regard.

Creating your own reality can work in show business.
And you can dupe m0rons into believing in something -- like wrasslin' is real.

Creating your own reality won't cut it in a court of law.
The rubber meets the road and then you are -----> FUKKED.

You'll notice, Mueller is not saying anything.

It's Rudy and Don out there every day yappin', hyperventilating, and actin' the fool.

That tells you all you need to know.

Second, if you view Trump’s supporters and base as idiots, you miss what these voters are longing for. They don’t want their politics to be a French art film filled with nuance and uncertainties, a complicated plot line that doesn’t get resolved when the word Fin shows up on the screen. It doesn’t make them stupid that they dislike cosmopolitan and convoluted narratives, it just makes them normal, average. This speaks to why much of this Russian collusion story has no traction. It requires a Bourne Identity plot line that weaves in and out of plausibility and makes most people’s eyes glaze over.

Trump supporters are not stupid because they want the swamp drained.
They are stupid because they can't see that Don is a con.
He is the swamp.

His supporters deserve to be mocked and derided for continuing to vigorously defend the creep.

Finally, sneering and condescension are what is ugly. And every time someone mocks those who supported Trump for all these vices he displays, it just reinforces in his voters why they voted for him in the first place.

This is a smack board, so people will probably get over it.

I don't identify the person now.


You know, Hitlery probably belongs in office now.

Had Trump not paid off those two women, he most likely would have been sunk.

Donald was reeling and barely hanging on after the Access Hollywood tape came out.
Had two more skanks come forth in the wake of that, I think Don would probably have been toast.

He knew it, too.
Hence the payments.

Rooster wrote:I don't know how as Trump's lawyer any of Cohen's recordings are eligible to be used in any way against Trump. There would seem to be some element of client-attorney privilege that exposing these recordings would violate, if not in the court of public opinion then certainly in a court of law. Particularly if Trump was not aware that it was taking place.

Am I missing something here? I am, after all, just a dumb helicopter pilot.

Atty/client privilege goes out the window when said atty is involved in the criminal activity.

Sirfindafold wrote:Like the DNC, MealyMouthMikey and McGoober have nothing substantive to offer. Where did you steal that watch Mikey?

Softball Bat wrote:I don't identify the person now.


You know, Hitlery probably belongs in office now.

Had Trump not paid off those two women, he most likely would have been sunk.

Donald was reeling and barely hanging on after the Access Hollywood tape came out.
Had two more skanks come forth in the wake of that, I think Don would probably have been toast.

He knew it, too.
Hence the payments.

People are too woke to be duped by this 90's era moral outrage, chamber-of-commerce-bake-sale, manufactured panic nonsense.

Rooster wrote:Trump supporters are very, VERY stupid

FTFY

Softball Bat wrote: You know, Hitlery probably belongs in office now.

Is that how you want to play it? Then when does George McGovern and Bob Dole get their turn?

All we know is what happened, Lefty.

Trump won.


It is only my personal speculation that Hitlery probably would have won had Donald not paid the skanks to keep silent.
I think it is reasonable to strongly consider that possibility.

Donald sure felt it was important to keep those women quiet.

People can form their own view on it.


And btw, the baring of Donald Trump has only just begun.

Mueller has not even spoken.

Papa Willie wrote:

Softball Bat wrote: You know, Hitlery probably belongs in office.

Told you that you were a liberal.

Yes, I remember.

And you now felt the need to repeat your stupidity.

Softball Bat wrote:
It is only my personal speculation that Hitlery probably would have won had Donald not paid the skanks to keep silent.
I think it is reasonable to strongly consider that possibility.

From the moron who thinks the earth is flat. Donald could have had those skanks on the podium with him and the voters still would have elected him POTUS to keep Hildabeast and her crew from ass fucking this country for another 4 years.

Derron wrote:From the moron who thinks the earth is flat. Donald could have had those skanks on the podium with him and the voters still would have elected him POTUS to keep Hildabeast and her crew from ass fucking this country for another 4 years.

You are a certified dumb@ss.

Clinton won the popular vote.
Trump narrowly won states like FL, MI, PENN, and WIS.

If the skank revelations come out, he likely craters enough to flip those close states over to Hitlery.

I deal in reality.

You deal in meth, wack takes, and brushing your tooth.

Both of you clown shows want to talk fl@t earth?

Start your thread and -----> talk away!



:)

Game over

Del Quentin Wilber
@DelWilber
!!! Prosecutor says that Manafort is cooperating with special counsel investigation !!!

Ken Dilanian
@KenDilanianNBC
New per plea agreement: Manafort has agreed to do everything the government could want: Meet with investigators without his lawyer, give them documents, testify against others, and put off his sentencing until prosecutors are satisfied. And to tell the truth.

Nothing to see here!

Jsc810 wrote: Suck it, you stupid fucking Trump supporters.

Why do you hate America and Americans?

NPR reporting that Manafort's cooperation has nothing to do with the Trump case.

Suck it, you stupid fucking socialists.

NPR report from one hour ago...



Or maybe the world has changed now that Manafort has gone from a private citizen to a cooperating federal witness.
These arrangements have that kind of effect on people.

Trump's former longtime attorney Michael Cohen went from serving as his personal "pit bull" to implicating Trump in
campaign law violations as Cohen pleaded guilty last month — the same day Manafort was convicted in his first federal
trial in the Eastern District of Virginia.

The price of avoiding the second trial was that Manafort has agreed to help prosecutors with "any and all matters"
going forward, and there is no way to know whether that may involve Trump and Russia or things like the payments
Cohen made to women to quiet their allegations about Trump ahead of Election Day — or something else.



Read the entire article here -----> https://www.npr.org/2018/09/15/64801434 ... l-the-feds

Killian wrote:NPR reporting that Manafort's cooperation has nothing to do with the Trump case.

Wrong again

Killian wrote: Suck it, you stupid fucking socialists.

You wrongly assume that "socialists" are they only ones gunning for Trump.

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote: You wrongly assume that "socialists" are they only ones gunning for Trump.

"Socialist" is the pejorative de jour for those who oppose Trump.

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Killian wrote:NPR reporting that Manafort's cooperation has nothing to do with the Trump case.

Wrong again

No, you fucking idiot, I'm not. That was exactly what NPR was reporting: https://twitter.com/nprpolitics/status/ ... 37376?s=09

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote: You wrongly assume that "socialists" are they only ones gunning for Trump.

"Socialist" is the pejorative de jour for those who oppose Trump.

It was specific, dummy. JSC has stated his support for Bernie Sanders in the past.