Allegation 10: Trump praised his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen when he held strong and criticized him after he rolled over.
Question: Why are Flynn and Manafort grouped together in one line item, but Cohen gets his own?
04-24-2019 10:36 AM
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Allegation 10: Trump praised his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen when he held strong and criticized him after he rolled over. |
04-24-2019 10:37 AM
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04-24-2019 10:39 AM
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What you're saying here is that you don't have an answer to any of the questions. Which means that there is nowhere near enough evidence for any of those things to constitute a crime. |
04-24-2019 10:42 AM
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04-24-2019 10:45 AM
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What, is this where you give me a lecture about not being able to indict a sitting president? Funny how you're suddenly an expert on something you only started agreeing with this week. But anyway...even if Mueller's hands are tied with Trump, he names other people in those allegations. Lewandowski, Sessions, McGahn. Don Jr. Trump can't lie to the press by himself. If obstruction happened, and those people are involved....why aren't they arrested? Surely there is no constitutional restriction against indicting Corey Lewandowski. |
04-24-2019 10:48 AM
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04-24-2019 10:49 AM
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Sarah Sanders followed his orders and lied to the press. Don Jr was at least complicit in the Trump tower cover up. Lewandowski did talk to Sessions. It was Sessions that refused. But Lewandowski followed orders. |
04-24-2019 10:51 AM
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I never gave an opinion on whether it was legally possible to indict a sitting president. I don't even have one. I wish they could but I can see why they wouldn't want to. You're just trying to reductio ad bananum me here into another argument that exists only in your imagination. | |