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August 24, 2018 07:02 AM UTC

Friday Open Thread

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  • by: Colorado Pols

“It is, after all, impossible in the modern world to shield everyone from nonsense and stupidity.”

–Lawrence M. Krauss

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  1. A Cat-Five Trumpstink event is raging in Virginia, D.C. and the Southern District of New York.  Gas masks are mandatory.

    Stay upwind, America.  

    Trump stinks.

    Great God Almighty, 

    Trump stinks.

     

    1. Pseudonymous:

      Hunter continues: 

      And of course I wouldn't do anything hinky if it had to do with the Wounded Warriors.

      But yes, I did say "Fuck the Navy" when I couldn't get them to schedule a tour so I could go on vacation with the family.

       

      1. Ya think ONE of the Hunters would have gotten a clue:  WaPo reports

        The Hunters allegedly “overdrew their bank account more than 1,100 times in a seven-year period,” resulting in $37,761 in fees for overdrafts and non-sufficient funds.

        That works out to significantly more than 150 overdrafts per year, 13 overdrafts per month and about three overdrafts per week, every single week, over seven years.

         

    1. It probably is just wrt Cohen, but given that Weisselberg almost certainly acted on the orders of the board of Trump Org (Hair Furor and later his sons), there's almost no way that his testimony could avoid implicating the Trumps.

      1. One can dream.

        I’ve seen a couple of conflicting reports about whether Weisselberg was offered use (can’t use what you tell them against you) or transactional (get out of jail free) immunity. It’s really frustrating not knowing which, since they have such different implications.

        1. Here's all that I found from the New York Times article:

          The person briefed on the deal said that it was narrow in scope, protecting Mr. Weisselberg from self-incrimination in sharing information with prosecutors about Mr. Cohen, Mr. Trump’s former personal lawyer, who pleaded guilty on Tuesday to tax and campaign finance charges. The latter charges stemmed from payments during the campaign to two women who said they had affairs with Mr. Trump. It was not, the person said, a blanket immunity extending beyond the information he shared, and Mr. Weisselberg remains in his job at the Trump Organization.

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