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  • Kidlicious
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    Originally posted by JohnT View Post
    So to update the talley on @jules_su tweet adding the eventual Michael Cohen numbers.

    Since 1965

    Democrats (25 years in power):
    3 indictments
    1 conviction
    1 prison sentence.

    Republicans (28 years in power):
    120 indictments
    90 convictions
    35 prison sentences

    #winning

    https://twitter.com/DannyDeraney/sta...840453632?s=19
    Why do you keep throwing unrelated things in this thread?

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  • Kidlicious
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    Originally posted by pchang View Post
    I think Donnie will be hit with violating Federal Election Law and conspiracy first.
    The way I understand it the plea deal wasn't structured the way it would be if they planned on using Cohen as a witness. Cohen himself said that the President didn't tell him to do it. Plus he's a total sleaze.

    The other matter is that the law says that you must know that you are violating the law. Cohen was his lawyer. Did Cohen tell him that it's violating the law. Don't think so.

    But fake news will say otherwise because none of that helps them perpetuate the hoax.

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  • JohnT
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    Yes, source material would be nice...



    Effectively it's a tally of all Executive branch crimes since Johnson's 1.5th term. The article mentions it starts with Nixon, but further research was added.

    Here are the names:

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  • pchang
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    What constitutes being in power?

  • JohnT
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    So to update the talley on @jules_su tweet adding the eventual Michael Cohen numbers.

    Since 1965

    Democrats (25 years in power):
    3 indictments
    1 conviction
    1 prison sentence.

    Republicans (28 years in power):
    120 indictments
    90 convictions
    35 prison sentences

    #winning

    The post you're looking for could not be found or may have been deleted.

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  • JohnT
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    Defamation case against Steele thrown out of court, is now homeless and begging for change at the intersection of I-85 and Pleasant Hill Rd in Gwinnett County, GA:

    A US judge rules that Russian billionaires sued to silence Christopher Steele over his dossier claims.

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  • -Jrabbit
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    Exactly. You are in total denial, and don't even want to learn the results.
    Sad.

  • Giancarlo
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    Donnys family is next to be indicted. I suspect Donny Jr is up next. The big fish below have all been indicted or plea bargained out.

    The most important fact to me here is that Michael Cohen fingered Trump in violating US federal election and campaign financing laws. Trump has now been directly implicated in the violation of US law. Its over, kidiot.

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  • pchang
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    I think Donnie will be hit with violating Federal Election Law and conspiracy first.

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  • Broken_Erika
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    Originally posted by BBC
    US President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen has pleaded guilty in a Manhattan court to violating campaign finance laws.

    He said he did so at the direction of "the candidate", for the "principal purpose of influencing [the] election".

    Mr Cohen's admission was related to hush money paid to Mr Trump's alleged mistresses.

    The 51-year-old admitted eight counts, including tax and bank fraud in a plea deal with prosecutors.

    Mr Cohen said he had been directed by "a candidate for federal office" - presumed to be Mr Trump himself - to break federal election laws.

    The indictment against Mr Cohen carries up to 65 years in prison.

    But his plea deal includes a much more lenient custodial sentence of up to five years and three months, said Judge William Pauley.

    Mr Cohen has pleaded guilty to:
    • Five counts of tax evasion
    • One count of making false statements to a financial institution
    • One count of wilfully causing an unlawful corporate contribution
    • One count of making an excessive campaign contribution at the request of a candidate or campaign
    In a plea deal, Michael Cohen says he broke election funding law at the direction of "the candidate".

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  • Proteus_MST
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    Originally posted by Kidicious View Post
    I thought he was convicted of financial crimes.
    I heard Al Capone also was convicted of financial crimes

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  • Giancarlo
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    Financial crimes... Same thing Donny the pigeon brain will get nailed on.

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  • Broken_Erika
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    Donald Trump: 'Manafort's a good man'
    Donald Trump has spoken to reporters after his former campaign manager Paul Manafort was found guilty on eight charges.

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  • Kidlicious
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    I thought he was convicted of financial crimes.

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  • JohnT
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    One of the warlocks went down, so it is quite apropos to post that here, child.

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