Mike, I think you might have misunderstood the significance of the charges we are likely to see. It’s not about the sex. That’s just silly titillation. It’s about the payoffs, and how they were accounted for by the Trump administration, and why. And that, right there, might be construed as election interference, which is a Big Deal. Prov…
Mike, I think you might have misunderstood the significance of the charges we are likely to see. It’s not about the sex. That’s just silly titillation. It’s about the payoffs, and how they were accounted for by the Trump administration, and why. And that, right there, might be construed as election interference, which is a Big Deal. Proving that Trump’s motivation was to help his campaign rather than to hide his tawdry affair from his wife sounds pretty difficult, but let’s not forget how Al Capone was finally caught. I don’t think Trump will go to jail for this, even though Cohen did. But it does set the precedent that former presidents are not, in fact, above the law, and that’s a very good thing. It will make the GA and justice department indictments easier to make, and that’s also a very good thing.
Mike, I think you might have misunderstood the significance of the charges we are likely to see. It’s not about the sex. That’s just silly titillation. It’s about the payoffs, and how they were accounted for by the Trump administration, and why. And that, right there, might be construed as election interference, which is a Big Deal. Proving that Trump’s motivation was to help his campaign rather than to hide his tawdry affair from his wife sounds pretty difficult, but let’s not forget how Al Capone was finally caught. I don’t think Trump will go to jail for this, even though Cohen did. But it does set the precedent that former presidents are not, in fact, above the law, and that’s a very good thing. It will make the GA and justice department indictments easier to make, and that’s also a very good thing.
✅✅✅ the payoff for his first election interference