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Frustratedlady

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9. The way these people throw money around for their jollies, this idea popped up in my head...

Thu Mar 29, 2018, 10:30 AM

Mar 2018

What if Cohen had a "fund" of laundered money from Trump. He put it into an LLC or whatever...tin can in the backyard...and only got into the account when Trump got in trouble with his dollies? Cohen withdrew whatever he needed, but was able to carry out the NDA without telling Trump? Cohen would do the dirty work and Trump could move on to the next dollie with a clear conscience? That way, he could honestly say he didn't know anything about it.

I know, that sounds weird for even Trump/Cohen, but look at the whole picture. They don't operate in normal ways.

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Avenatti trolls Cohen over that little matter of not telling "David Dennison" about the NDA... [View all] Miles Archer Mar 2018 OP

Welcome to the big leagues....bigglies ! OnDoutside Mar 2018 #1

This man is the most vicious effective shark of a lawyer Ive ever seen Loki Liesmith Mar 2018 #2

He may be a shark but he's up against the dumbest lawyers I've ever seen Jarqui Mar 2018 #4

I've been loving your posts, Jarqui. pnwmom Mar 2018 #52

Cohen has real troubles here Jarqui Mar 2018 #53

And Stormy's lawyer has been claiming that there are other women pnwmom Mar 2018 #54

Apparently, there was some paternity reference in Stormy's NDA Jarqui Mar 2018 #55

It would be so ironic, knowing all the evil things he's been involved in, pnwmom Mar 2018 #56

I doubt Congress would ever impeach him Jarqui Mar 2018 #57

Yeah, this Congress certainly wouldn't. pnwmom Mar 2018 #58

A pedophile rapist conviction? Jarqui Mar 2018 #59

This tweet thread might be a better answer Jarqui Mar 2018 #6

digenova and his repulsive wife leftynyc Mar 2018 #32

digenova had argued that Bill Clinton could be indicted Jarqui Mar 2018 #39

Karma rocks leftynyc Mar 2018 #40

The majority of people then felt that Nixon should not have been pardoned Jarqui Mar 2018 #43

The pardon may have been leftynyc Mar 2018 #45

Nixon would have had to plead guilty - the debate would have been over the sentence Jarqui Mar 2018 #48

Agree president is not above the law leftynyc Mar 2018 #50

I agree with that too. Jarqui Mar 2018 #51

Another good one SHRED Mar 2018 #3

I see Trump reading these tweets gratuitous Mar 2018 #5

I wonder if Trump reads the threads PJMcK Mar 2018 #7

Occasionally Cheeto retweets, so he does read tweets from other people FakeNoose Mar 2018 #19

He only follows a handful of people--his tens of fans I'm sure-- shanny Mar 2018 #29

beyond invalidating the contract, isn't it criminal fraud? unblock Mar 2018 #8

It does sound like fraud to me, too. erronis Mar 2018 #25

The part that's really a problem for Cohen leftynyc Mar 2018 #33

he could get disbarred *and* go to prison. unblock Mar 2018 #35

It's simply mindbogling that leftynyc Mar 2018 #36

and with four thousand civil cases it's not like they lack experience unblock Mar 2018 #37

This is donnie's problem leftynyc Mar 2018 #38

indeed, the experience is actually working against him unblock Mar 2018 #41

Mueller wont be bought off leftynyc Mar 2018 #42

i certainly hope so. unblock Mar 2018 #44

The OJ prosecutors SUCKED leftynyc Mar 2018 #46

and the jury's still out on how this one plays out. unblock Mar 2018 #47

I honestly think leftynyc Mar 2018 #49

The way these people throw money around for their jollies, this idea popped up in my head... Frustratedlady Mar 2018 #9

That actually makes sense for Trump given his history bigbrother05 Mar 2018 #13

In Michael Wolff's book Fire and Fury FakeNoose Mar 2018 #20

Considering that the NEW was an all-purpose standardized form, he probably has a bunch of tblue37 Mar 2018 #23

Cohen's alleged heloc is easily reseachable though. brush Mar 2018 #21

He should probably stop this before his court date. Roland99 Mar 2018 #10

All they care about is the deposition IMO grantcart Mar 2018 #11

I expect Avenatti will know how to behave in court csziggy Mar 2018 #15

Does America have Kenneth Starr to thank for this? FakeNoose Mar 2018 #22

It's the Dunning Kruger Effect csziggy Mar 2018 #28

Has the judge ruled on the case yet? hedda_foil Mar 2018 #30

The deposition case was dismissed without prejudice csziggy Mar 2018 #31

Thanks csziggy! hedda_foil Mar 2018 #34

Please proceed... czarjak Mar 2018 #12

K&R Puzzler Mar 2018 #14

I really like Avenatti's tactics - he's hitting Trump/company with their modus operandi - SO PERFECT iluvtennis Mar 2018 #16

I want to know what "problems" the "fixer" had to fix after 3am calls (per Schwartz)? Hassin Bin Sober Mar 2018 #17

Distracting Trump from Mueller's investigation can only be a good thing. Pobeka Mar 2018 #18

OMG, hilarious! MoonRiver Mar 2018 #24

Trump has bad attorneys Gothmog Mar 2018 #26

I like where this is heading SL1 Mar 2018 #27