He was seen breaking the orders of his release, dumb as hell that guy.Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen has been taken back into custody - Reuters
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And yet you guys believed every word he said when it suited the narrative.He was seen breaking the orders of his release, dumb as hell that guy.
I'm guessing Manafort is doing the same thing but for some reason the NY Post isn't so interested in photographing him.
So only smart people tell the truth? Guess that explains some things....And yet you guys believed every word he said when it suited the narrative.![]()
It sure does.So only smart people tell the truth? Guess that explains some things....
No not at all, just under oath when cooperating with the Feds under a plea deal. That's the way it works best. Now people who avoid testifying, those folks are shaky as hell.And yet you guys believed every word he said when it suited the narrative.
Huh, it appears my hunch was correct. Just corruption on top of corruption on top of corruption. SSDD with this corrupt administration.
Democrats hate the constitution though. You’d think they’d be for this.Huh, it appears my hunch was correct. Just corruption on top of corruption on top of corruption. SSDD with this corrupt administration.
I thought political prisoners only occurred in places like Cuba and North Korea.Huh, it appears my hunch was correct. Just corruption on top of corruption on top of corruption. SSDD with this corrupt administration.
“I make the finding that the purpose of transferring Mr. Cohen from furlough and home confinement to jail is retaliatory and it’s retaliatory because of his desire to exercise his First Amendment rights to publish a book and to discuss anything about the book or anything else he wants on social media and with others,” Hellerstein said in a scathing finding during a phone conference hearing Thursday morning.Breaking via CNBC: A federal judge has ordered Michael Cohen released from prison by Friday afternoon.
The judge found that Cohen was sent back to prison in retaliation for not agreeing to not to publish a book about Trump while on furlough from prison.
Well, we're not a total police state yet it seems. Hooray?“I make the finding that the purpose of transferring Mr. Cohen from furlough and home confinement to jail is retaliatory and it’s retaliatory because of his desire to exercise his First Amendment rights to publish a book and to discuss anything about the book or anything else he wants on social media and with others,” Hellerstein said in a scathing finding during a phone conference hearing Thursday morning.
The judge rejected arguments by the U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan that Cohen was rightly jailed because he was combative in a meeting with a probation official who had been tasked with monitoring his release.
Yet another scandal with this administration can anyone imagine this happening with any administration, ever? It's just continuing madness.The Gator said:Breaking via CNBC: A federal judge has ordered Michael Cohen released from prison by Friday afternoon.
The judge found that Cohen was sent back to prison in retaliation for not agreeing to not to publish a book about Trump while on furlough from prison.
CNNStill, Cohen's account of Trump's personal nature and presidency is damning, and during Cohen's time in prison, he writes, "I became even more convinced that Trump will never leave office peacefully."
Trump's model of a man in power, according to Cohen, is Vladimir Putin, and Trump is described as enamored of Putin's wealth and unilateral influence, and awestruck by what he sees as the Russian president's ability to control everything from the country's press to its financial institutions.
"Locking up your political enemies, criminalizing dissent, terrifying or bankrupting the free press through libel lawsuits -- Trump's all-encompassing vision wasn't evident to me before he began to run for president," Cohen writes. "I honestly believe the most extreme ideas about power and its uses only really took shape as he began to seriously contemplate the implications of taking power and how he could leverage it to the absolute maximum level possible."
He also argues that, with Trump himself expecting to lose the presidential race, Trump's goal in cozying up to Putin was to position himself to benefit financially from a planned real-estate development in Moscow after the election.
"By ingratiating himself with Putin, and hinting at changes in American sanctions policy against the country under a Trump Presidency," Cohen writes, "the Boss was trying to nudge the Moscow Trump Tower project along." (One of the crimes to which Cohen pleaded guilty was lying to Congress about the duration of the negotiations regarding the Moscow development.)
Cohen also portrays Trump as aspiring to have ties to the Russian president. After Trump sold a Palm Beach mansion he purchased for $41 million to a Russian oligarch named Dmitry Rybolovlev for $95 million in 2008, Cohen says, Trump told Cohen he believed the real buyer was Putin.