Michael Cohen Pleads Guilty to Charge in Mueller Inquiry Related to Russia Business Deal

a reply to: Extorris

Read the editors note here: NPR

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
...demonrats...

"Demonrats?" Seriously? I thought that kind of childish name-calling was restricted to the Mudpit.
That's why I don't post there anymore.

There is much going on that the MSM can't wrap their closed-minds around. For example, it's now known that the COHEN plea deal was to HELP President Trump. Not "close the walls in on him", as the hate-consumed MSM/Dims are praying for.

Source: www.realclearinvestigations.com...

originally posted by: Dfairlite
a reply to: Extorris

Read the editors note here: NPR

I read the Editors Notes.

An article made the rounds that Donald Trump Jr. testified that discussions concerning the Moscow Trump Tower concluded by 2014. Then it came out that his testimony in that conversation was regarding a different project. Then NPR and others corrected the story to reflect that.

The error was made due to no Transcript of his testimony being released.

All we have is the footnote in the report cited earlier which gives no context.

We need transcripts of his testimony.

originally posted by: carewemust
There is much going on that the MSM can't wrap their closed-minds around. For example, it's now known that the COHEN plea deal was to HELP President Trump. Not "close the walls in on him", as the hate-consumed MSM/Dims are praying for.

Perhaps Cohen's Plea deal was neither designed to "HELP President Trump" nor "close the walls in in him", but rather to simply bring evidence and truth to otherwise false testimony by President Trump's personal attorney at the time and chief legal counsel to the Trump organization?

Close mindedness would be believing an independent investigation or legal proceeding has an agenda apart from uncovering facts and prosecuting those that have committed crimes.

Whether President Trump is harmed by Cohen's agreement or not depends solely on whether President Trump has lied regarding Russian partnerships in 2016, committed illegal acts or otherwise abused the power of his office. He should have no concerns if he has been transparent and truthful on the matter. Ditto for all of his campaign employees and associates.

originally posted by: carewemust
... hate-consumed MSM/Dims...

Gee, how clever is that?

originally posted by: Deetermined

So what if negotiations continued until Trump became the "presumptive nominee" for the Republicans? He wasn't even the "official" nominee yet.

Not only that, it was a conversation that took place before Trump even knew he was definitely going to be the next Republican candidate for President.

Giuliani is now admitting that Trump was aware of negotiations going into November 2016.