The Big Dog
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Lets not turn this into a rehashing of the benghazi thread, which already exist, and was filled with useful information by actually forum superstars like 16.5.
Fine article summing up Cohen and the house's failure.
Mr. Cohen, you are no Eva peron.
Fascinating for MSNBC viewers. But Cohen alleged no crime, and any journalist — and there are many — who used WikiLeaks information and published it over the past many years knows it is protected by the First Amendment.
Okay, so no Russian collusion. No trip to Prague. No direct instruction to lie. And no secret effort asking WikiLeaks to hack the Democratic National Committee.
Pretty good stuff … for the Trump defense team.
And surprisingly, a lot of them were also bad when he hired them in the first place.
I thought it was that bloke Gaetz who did that?
Cohen implied somewhere around 17 crimes by Trump, but don't worry; the only ones that will stick are the ones that can be corroborated. Well, actually, I guess that means you should worry, since some already have been. Or do you really think the continued attacks of Cohen will distract from your Super Rat King's crimes? Do you have a Plan B?
But as for "no Russian collusion," Cohen testified that he believes Donnie Jr. told Trump about the Trump Tower meeting, and that he heard Roger Stone tell Trump about being in contact with WikiLeaks about distributing stolen emails. We already know there was collusion, without Cohen's testimony; we're just waiting to see who Mueller indicts.
All of your circumstantial evidence of collusion can also be used to support an explanation of no conclusion.
Nonsense; the only issue is whether or not Trump will personally get away with "plausible deniability." The Trump Tower meeting was collusion: Donnie Jr. and cohorts met with Russians to find out what kind of dirt they had on Hillary and what they wanted for it, and Donnie Jr. basically admits that he didn't think it was worth what they wanted: lifting Magnitsky Act sanctions. But then we know that Donnie Sr. did try to lift the sanctions without Congressional involvement, which is circumstantial evidence that a different deal was reached. And we know that Manafort gave private polling data to Russia right at the time they were targeting their anti-Hillary social media campaign.
Lets not turn this into a rehashing of the benghazi thread, which already exist, and was filled with useful information by actually forum superstars like 16.5.

Something I heard recently, that made me think. A smoking gun is circumstantial evidence. Whoa, dude.
Lets not turn this into a rehashing of the benghazi thread, which already exist, and was filled with useful information by actually forum superstars like 16.5.
Rep. Eric Swalwell on closed-door meeting with Cohen: "We learned a lot more new valuable information about what Michael Cohen heard, saw, did, was asked to do, and he's going to come back in a couple of days with some corroborating documents and take more questions from us."
Yes, circumstantial evidence is any evidence that requires an inference to relate it to a crime, and when you see someone holding a smoking gun over a dead body, there's only one possible inference.
Yes, circumstantial evidence is any evidence that requires an inference to relate it to a crime, and when you see someone holding a smoking gun over a dead body, there's only one possible inference.
Here is the alternative explanation: nothing came from the meeting because she misrepresented what she had.
That he chased the murderer away and took his gun?
And it's still smoking?
The very nature of the meeting makes it collusion, and anyway, we're only on version 5.0 or so of what happened at the meeting.
No, it doesn't. If I try to get in touch with the mafia, but I only get in touch with someone lying about how well they know the mafia, I never actually colluded with the mafia.