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Michael Avenatti is The Man who will dismantle this administration himself!!!


Avenatti just exposed a payment of 500k Michael Cohen received from a Russian oligarch in the immediate months following the Stormy saga that could qualify as reimbursement for payment.

He dumped a link to his accompanying documentation from his investigation and executive summary in a tweet.

https://twitter.com/MichaelAvenatti/status/993960339443200000

Avenatti is the only guy with the balls to go mano-a-mano with Trump in taking down his corrupt administration. He's providing the transparency where congressional investigations protected behind closed door hearings by the complicit GOP has utterly failed us. He's taken on the role of Superhero.

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I sure hope so! Tramp is vindictive as hell! He hates this country b/c the banks stopped loaning him money. He is trying to isolate this country and turn it into a dictatorship. Its absolutely sickening!!! Don't forget that the GOP is being funded by Russia!!!

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Yup. It got nauseous watching him unilaterally pull out of the Iran deal today which he was completely unable to justify. Why would anyone want to sign a treaty with us again with the precedent now set that future presidents may not honor it? This is almost like 2003 redux with Bolton beating the war drums instead of Cheney and Rumsfeld.

I'd like to see Avenatti expose all of the bank ledgers of this GOP congress in the name of transparency and accountability. There are some GOP sellouts who are unapologetic about being a bought and paid Russian stooge like Dana Rohrbacher. But it wouldn't surprise me to learn Ryan is bought. And everyone can see Nunes has his hands dirty and is trying to protect this administration like his own career depends on it because it surely does.

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You mean the deal that 65% of the senate refused to ratify that gave Iran 150billion with no oversight?

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Once again you're too stupid to be having this conversation because you live in the Fox alterverse and so have no idea what a fact is.

For the upteenth time, that 150 billion WAS IRAN'S MONEY! It was frozen when sanctions were implemented and unfrozen when lifted. The US did not 'give' Iran a penny!

Get your facts straight you dumb simpleton and come back when you've improved.

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I'm sure the victims of Iranian terrorism will sleep well knowing that we didn't really "give" them anything.

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You're complaining about Iranian terrorism when we are allied with the country that was behind 911, and a year ago we signed a $110 billion weapons deal with that country so they could continue the apartheid in Yemen.

Attacking Iran simultaneously attacks Russia. Trumpsters whine and whine that Hillary was a warmonger who wanted war with Russia, and now you Kushner cucks are banging the war drums. Either that or you're just too stupid to understand how much of an alliance Russia has with Iran.

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Saudi Arabia wasn't "behind" 9/11.

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Behind, in front, and all over it.

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He certainly has! One blogger called him 'America's Attorney'. The T-rumps and GOP must be going nuts trying to find something on Avenatti to bring him down.

As of yesterday, the confiscated evidence in the April 9 raid was open to all parties to determine what's 'privileged' and what is not. I'm sure that's how Avenatti got his hands on these docs, which show the truth about the $130K payment origin.

As more evidence gets uncovered, Cohen is fine-tuning his vocal chords to sing like a canary.

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No doubt.

Not only that, but what it implies is that Trump may have been funded DIRECTLY by Kremlin connected Russian oligarchs with Cohen as the funnel.

I figured they'd at least be smart about it and cycle it through enough shell companies to make it hard to track. But this coming direct from an oligarch that Mueller reportedly questioned a few months ago and is now on the sanctions list is just stunning.

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“at least be smart about it...” ?

The gang that couldn’t shoot straight? Be smart about it?

Only if one of us was helping them. We’d say:

“Wadda ya nuckin futs? A geriatric monkey can trace this in a minute. “

Then we’d call 3to10IQ to prove us right.

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Indeed. And 3to10's idiocy is always eponymously being showcased every time he posts.

I wasn't overestimating Cohen or Trump in assuming they'd be smart about them. I was thinking Putin would insist his boys take greater care to cover his tracks.

But on reconsideration, that doesn't make sense either because why would he? It would probably make him happy and fit neatly with his objectives of sowing US chaos in the US political system if all records revealing Russian money into the bank accounts of US politicians were ultimately exposed to reveal those he has bought and owned and especially the US president.

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I know. It would be a comedy if it wasn’t so serious with so much at stake. Our freedom, our democracy, our justice system...the infiltration of Russian bots right on this forum. And the T-rump supporters blindly following him. Scary.

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You nailed it. I couldn't have said it better.

The dark cloud will remain until we learn from midterms whether we're going to survive this presidency by installing a congress willing to hold him to account. I'd be more confident if I knew the vote was going to fair and free from Russian shenanigans.

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I agree. He's been consistently correct throughout this whole thing. Every goon and excuse that Trump throws at him just gets swatted down one at a time. Who would've thought a couple months ago that Stormy Daniels was a real threat to Trump's presidency? Then this guy shows up and rolls up his sleeves.

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2 years of illegal wire taps. A half dozen govt investigations including an unconstitutional investigation by mueller and his 18 demokkkrat doners. 1000s in the demokkkrat media. Hundreds of millions spent.

Oh look a half assed lawyer for a porn porn star found the smoking gun. Lmao!!!

Poor lemmings can’t see the fail in front of their face. Hate is not a platform.

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That's nice. How much money and time was wasted investigating Hillary? Oh, and don't forget, those investigations turned up to nothing Hillary. Absolutely nothing! Trump is in trouble and he knows it. That's why he's acting so guilty.

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It’s a witch hunt, even thiugh it’s resulted in enditements, guilty pleas, and cooperating co coconsporators.

Right wing smears can’t save trump. Nothing can.

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Trump knows he's in trouble. It's obvious. An innocent man would not act the way Trump has. It's fun watching Trump and his supporters squirm. Pass the popcorn!

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Witch hunts resulted in dead humans. This is a problem with our justice system that we leverage people into plea bargains because the courts are packed and the prisons need money. 99 times out of 100 it will be used by the politically connected against the unconnected. That's why this makes people uneasy. Google requires employees to sign NDAs. Do you think Eric Schmit is worried the FBI might raid his lawyer to find collusion with Hillary Clinton?

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No one cares about Hillary Clinton, least of all Eric Schmidt.

Sounds like you've got it backwards. The practice of offering plea deals for testimony against higher profile defendants is an age old tradition; it is a tool deployed to bring down the MORE politically connected. Not less.

The component of using jailhouse snitches does need reform, as it leads to too many false convictions based on unreliable testimony. But that's not what is going on here. Mueller is not going to accept a plea for testimony against Trump if it's uncorroborated by other witness testimony or physical evidence as it would therefore be considered unreliable. Anyone taking the stand on a plea is going to be hammered for trying to save their own skin on cross. That means any prosecutor worth his salt is not going to jeopardize conviction by cutting an uncorroborated plea with an unreliable witness in a high profile case. Especially not Mueller.

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lol. Your gibberish doesn't even make sense.

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Nothing unconstitutional about it. Quit repeating fox noise delusions.

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Avenatti for president!

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It's funny how instantly likable Avenatti was in his appearances but I don't think anyone (except Avenatti himself) could've predicted just how formidable an opponent for Trump that he'd turn out to be. Nicolle Wallace once joked with him "you're no Bob Mueller" and he said he was going to prove he was on that same level and damned if he isn't doing it.

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"After the inauguration, the firm hired Michael Cohen as a business consultant regarding potential sources of capital and potential investments in real estate and other ventures,” Owens said in a statement. “The claim that Viktor Vekselberg was involved or provided any funding for Columbus Nova's engagement of Michael Cohen is patently untrue.

https://www.politico.com/story/2018/05/08/att-michael-cohen-hired-576213

Another bullshit lie from the anti-Trump "Resistance" crumbles under scrutiny. I wonder what they will come up with next?

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Even Michael Cohen laughed out loud to read he was hired as a business consultant.

Remember - his lawyers mentioned him as working for only 3 clients since 2015 - and Columbus Nova ain’t one of them. Unless you’re suggesting his lawyers committed perjury already?

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Uh ... did you really just cite the denial and explanation issued by Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg's holding company as if it exonerates Cohen?

Holy shit, why yes that does really appear to be exactly what you did.

You have this really strange habit of treating the camps of Russian oligarchs caught red handed in the middle of this debacle as if what they say is unassailable fact. First your professed love of all things uttered by Oleg Deripaska and now your uncritical acceptance of an implausible story spun by Viktor Vekselberg's spin machine?!?

Dude, when will the light go on in your TinyIQ brain? How many times must your heart be broken before you learn that Russian mobsters can't be taken at their word?

So just to be clear, Cohen was receiving regular payments of almost $100,000 a month more or less directly from a Russian oligarch. The agreement was for Columbus to pay Cohen $1,000,000 in total but payments stopped in August for reasons that are yet to be known. If you think Cohen was being paid 100k a month by Vekselberg for "consulting services" then you are so brain dead that there really is no hope for you. If Cohen had gone to work for Vekselberg as his full time lawyer at a billable rate of $2000 an hour of 40 hour work weeks that might come out to a half million dollars over six months of work. But in fact Cohen is nowhere near good enough to be charging that much for his legal work and there is no "investment advice" he could be giving to a Russian oligarch that could justify payments of 100k a month.

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WOW this nothing burger set the record for disappearing off the radar. Less than 24hrs later even CNN is ignoring it. Lmao!!!

Demokkkrats need to hire more pornstar lawyers.

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You mean CNN is more focused on the Iran deal. The dog has been wagged.

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No, they got "Crazy" Jim Acosta out in front of the House showing off his credentials. Wolf is back in the CNN studio wringing his hands & studying his copy of the Constitution.

They thought they was just gonna have a field day with Trump from the get go.

Uh, uh. They indeed drew first blood, but, this old man does his own wet work.

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What do you mean?

Your posts are always so lacking in merit and littered with fictitious allegations that your reasoning becomes nearly indecipherable.

So I don't get your 'nothing burger' charge. If you had any self respect you should feel embarrassed using the term seeing how this scandal has been anything but a 'nothing burger'. But you're shameless and witless to boot.

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