Tuesday was a big day for the American court system, as the Paul Manafort trial concluded with verdicts and Trump’s personal attorney plead guilty to an assortment of charges that are still being analyzed.
While the media focused on the legal drama on the East Coast, a Congressman from the Southern California...
Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen has pleaded guilty to eight counts, which include the following: evading personal income taxes, making an unlawful corporate campaign contribution, making a false statement to a financial institution, and making an excessive campaign contribution in October 2016.
Just before Midnight (Eastern) on Monday, August 20, 2018, Legal Insurrection registered its 600,000th comment.
Drumroll please. And the winner is:
Monday, Trump attorney Rudy Guiliani publicly dared former CIA Director John Brennan to make good on his threats and file suit.
This week, a large portion of the liberal media decided to prove Trump’s point about them.
It’s almost like they’ve chosen a side. Almost.
Rudy Giuliani’s role in the Trump defense against the Mueller onslaught is part lawyer, and a bigger part public perception shaping.
About a month ago I wondered what Rudy was thinking when he suggested Trump should have a sit-down interview with Mueller, Rudy’s terrible, horrible, no good idea about Trump sitting for a...
I’m still shaking my head in disbelief at Rudy Giuliani’s idea that if Robert Mueller and his team agreed to wrap up the “obstruction” investigation by September 1, Trump would sit for an interview.
I covered this development in my prior post, Rudy’s terrible, horrible, no good idea about Trump sitting for a...
The Senate Judiciary Committee released 2,500 pages of transcripts and documents about a June 19, 2016, meeting at Trump Tower with a Russian lawyer. Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner, and Paul Manafort attended in hopes of leaving with dirt on failed Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Turns out...
This week brought a few reminders of the need for the wall.
Yes we are.
Finally.
What do we do about a problem like Mueller?
Former Clinton pollster Mark Penn‘s Hill article “Comey, Mueller and the poisonous tree” posits some solutions.
The more we learn about how these massive investigations were started, the more they look so corrupted that this entire investigation now could now qualify as the fruits...
The Democrats reek of desperation. Have you stopped laughing? I haven’t, but I’ll continue. Yes, the Democrat National Committee (DNC) has filed a lawsuit that alleges President Donald Trump’s campaign, Russia, and Wikileaks conspired to disrupt the 2016 election.
Congress received the memos from former FBI Director James Comey on his meetings with President Donald Trump. What I found interesting is what is not in the memos: Evidence of collusion or an attempt to obstruct the FBI.
There isn’t much of a pretense anymore that the Mueller investigation is about alleged Russian campaign collusion.
Maybe it started out about collusion, but it veered off course within a couple of months, when Mueller decided that Paul Manafort needed to be investigated for conduct many years ago having nothing to do...
The FBI raid on the home and office of Donald Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen reportedly took place after a referral from Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
The search warrant apparently was obtained by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Southern District of New York.
Out: Liberal Cable News. In: 24 Hours of Progressive Fan Fiction.
I suppose I should be accustomed to this kind of wild speculation by now, but I’m both alarmed and fascinated by the people who live in a world where they believe this kind of thing might actually happen.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. The way to pressure Russian Vladimir Putin is to hit those closest to him so they can’t enjoy the luxuries of the West they claim to hate so much.
President Donald Trump’s administration did just that with a new round of sanctions on...
