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olegramps

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84. Only time will tell. There are many factors in this puzzle.
Tue Apr 10, 2018, 03:16 PM
Apr 2018

It appears to me that Putin is holding the cards and it will be determined solely by what is most profitable to him. I really don't know what will happen if Trump is removed from office. Would he go in hang-dog disgrace or would it be in keeping with his mentality that preceded the election in which he claimed that if he lost that it would be because the system was rigged and he would not concede. If that happened then indeed we might be facing a civil war. There is no doubt that we have plenty of ammunition and weapons to have a full blown shoot out. I have a difficult time thinking that the Republican leadership would allow that to happen without a concerted effort to stop rebellion. It is going to be an interesting time. There is little doubt that he is a singular disgrace even more so than Nixon.

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Cohen fired from his law firm!! [View all] dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 OP
Karma pbmus Apr 2018 #1
The hipocracy and projection are stunning flibbitygiblets Apr 2018 #8
I love it. lpbk2713 Apr 2018 #17
It would be SO SWEEET..... lastlib Apr 2018 #59
I wonder when and if the Russians will throw him under the bus. olegramps Apr 2018 #72
Putin doesn't need to do anything to Spitler to cause him to create chaos and crises Texin Apr 2018 #79
Only time will tell. There are many factors in this puzzle. olegramps Apr 2018 #84
This message was self-deleted by its author applegrove Apr 2018 #2
Karma OldHippieChick Apr 2018 #3
I worry there might be a shortage of schadenfreude. dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #23
I promise to do my part! bellmartin Apr 2018 #33
it is called skadegladje here Exotica Apr 2018 #48
Fear not! madamesilverspurs Apr 2018 #53
Oh, that IS so perfect. Just perfect. dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #76
Hail yes. nt BootinUp Apr 2018 #55
Awwwwww. He can always find a better client. I hear Cosby is hiring.... lindysalsagal Apr 2018 #4
Wow BumRushDaShow Apr 2018 #5
He had recently joined this one, to boot. dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #22
And they threw him under the bus so eloquently too BumRushDaShow Apr 2018 #26
Yep lol.. His contract must have had a disavowal clause... Volaris Apr 2018 #30
😝 sprinkleeninow Apr 2018 #69
The Bar Association is next. dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #36
Yup. BumRushDaShow Apr 2018 #37
😂 sprinkleeninow Apr 2018 #68
I didn't know you could fire a partner in a law firm. BigmanPigman Apr 2018 #6
Happens all the time onenote Apr 2018 #9
"Strategic Partnership" mr_lebowski Apr 2018 #10
I think that is legalese for cofefe boy. n/t dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #38
Oh my Dog! sprinkleeninow Apr 2018 #67
Per agreement True Blue American Apr 2018 #19
"signed an agreement!" ... Try to force arbitration? keithbvadu2 Apr 2018 #31
"Strategic partner" Mopar151 Apr 2018 #27
With a notary public who knows how to fill out their information csziggy Apr 2018 #46
UT-OH. 🤕 sprinkleeninow Apr 2018 #70
How is it that one man can attract SO many incompetent crooks? dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #77
There are articles in which the notary claims there is a third page csziggy Apr 2018 #78
Well, that was quick. dhol82 Apr 2018 #7
Excellent Solly Mack Apr 2018 #11
Means they read the warrant Johnny2X2X Apr 2018 #12
exactly grantcart Apr 2018 #18
OUCH. Damn. anneboleyn Apr 2018 #25
That's gonna hurt. lpbk2713 Apr 2018 #13
Not that I would know, but how many quality lawyers are still right-leaning? erronis Apr 2018 #29
I kinda gathered that from Cha Apr 2018 #14
Like the Apprentice--You're Fired! kairos12 Apr 2018 #15
They had an agreement that when he got raided by the FBI, he'd leave? muriel_volestrangler Apr 2018 #16
Exit clause... Any negative press.... Bye-bye. magicarpet Apr 2018 #20
Yep... LeftInTX Apr 2018 #34
They know he engaged in illegal behavior! Tatiana Apr 2018 #21
Patton Boggs DeminPennswoods Apr 2018 #24
Bye bye Gothmog Apr 2018 #28
I wish it was that easy to get rid of Spanky T. world wide wally Apr 2018 #32
Shit's hitting the fan! MerryBlooms Apr 2018 #35
Your lips to God's ear, MerryBlooms peggysue2 Apr 2018 #39
If Mueller is looking at Russian money laundering through MerryBlooms Apr 2018 #41
I suspect you're right peggysue2 Apr 2018 #44
I agree a lot was known pre election, MerryBlooms Apr 2018 #49
Sadly, I've read the same thing that certain. . . peggysue2 Apr 2018 #58
Taht's coming. dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #47
Yep, the GOP leadership is up to their balls in filthy ill gotten gains from Russia. MerryBlooms Apr 2018 #52
If you tole the bank that you borrowed money for your home and then malaise Apr 2018 #40
When it rains.... raven mad Apr 2018 #42
Squire, Patton, Boggs is law firm for Cambridge Analytica Julian Englis Apr 2018 #43
Strange how so many of these . . . peggysue2 Apr 2018 #45
What? Seriously? dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #50
You are thinking Gazprom, yes? dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #54
Confirmed by google search, damn ... these guys are all caught up with each other uponit7771 Apr 2018 #61
So, they may have just fired their most ethical partner. nt JustABozoOnThisBus Apr 2018 #82
Is Cohen the fall guy? Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Apr 2018 #51
+1, Cohen has stated he will take a bullet for Red Don ... wouldn't doubt that he'd be the fall guy uponit7771 Apr 2018 #64
I will believe it when I see it... TommyCelt Apr 2018 #74
Having suffered the indignity of being fired from a law firm myself, no_hypocrisy Apr 2018 #56
My favorite story of liberalhistorian Apr 2018 #71
LOVE IT ! ! ! no_hypocrisy Apr 2018 #83
WHOA. Drop that boom! (They HAD to know he was unethical; he worked for Trump.) nt Honeycombe8 Apr 2018 #57
Wowsers! Wawannabe Apr 2018 #60
How's that bullet feel Mr Con Cohen? YOu said you'd take one for the prez and I think you just did. KewlKat Apr 2018 #62
"Who? Oh um him ... We uh um barely uh knew him. Does he uh still uh work here? struggle4progress Apr 2018 #63
Yes, I'm sure Cohen is just thrilled with the shifting arrangement. BobTheSubgenius Apr 2018 #65
Aw. Sorry, not sorry. sprinkleeninow Apr 2018 #66
I suspect that there was a clause in his contract Fortinbras Armstrong Apr 2018 #73
That is not his law firm. former9thward Apr 2018 #75
The part I like best: NastyRiffraff Apr 2018 #80
What were the terms of his employment agreement rocktivity Apr 2018 #81
His New Office Space TheOther95Percent Apr 2018 #85
No stapler, either. n/t dixiegrrrrl Apr 2018 #86
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