8 Responses to “Congress expands Russia investigation to include Trump’s personal attorney”

1. Heidi
   May 31st, 2017 @ 6:03 am

   Trump has a history of tough but ontroversial lawyers. He was a client of Roy Cohn, who was disbarrred and died of AIDS.

2. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   May 31st, 2017 @ 7:25 am

   why was he disbarred

3. Baruch
   May 31st, 2017 @ 8:33 am

   Why is the Congress being led by the democratic mud slinging? They have a lot of other, more important issues, to investigate.

4. Heidi
   May 31st, 2017 @ 8:54 am

   He was disbarred for “unethical and unprofessional conduct,” iincluding misappropriation of clients’ funds, lying on a bar application and pressuring a dying client to amend his will to make him a beneficiary.

5. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   May 31st, 2017 @ 9:00 am

   WOW! What did he lie about in his bar application?

6. Alexander Gofen
   May 31st, 2017 @ 10:00 am

   CONGRESS EXPANDS RUSSIA INVESTIGATION TO INCLUDE TRUMP’S PERSONAL ATTORNEY instead say of investigation of Obama’s promise to Russians of more favors when the microphone was On in 2011… Instead of investigation of the entire usurpation by Obama! Well, Trump “asked” for that…

   Indeed, the entire Congress is a criminal organization, and its dismissal is a long overdue, but Trump keeps covering for it and collaborating with them.

   In the early years of Obama’s usurpation Trump was one of those who dared to question legitimacy of Obama. Then Trump even boasted that it was due to Trump’s pressure that Obama had to produce something in 2011, and displayed a gross paint art of an impossible birth certificate.

   Alas, later during the campaign, Trump caved to pressure of his handlers, and dropped the issue of the usurpation in order to reach a deal with criminal repoops.

   At the very end of the campaign Trump humiliatingly capitulated on the issue of usurpation one more time – in order to please the interviewer and Trump’s handlers, and to assure them that the taboo on the usurpation will be faithfully kept further on.

   By doing so, Trump actually dropped the pants offering his behind for a non-stop punishment and blackmail by a brazen crowed of supporters of impostor Obama called a “deep state”: the all three branches of the government and all parties.

   It’s incomprehensible, what in the world could force a rich free man in a free nation to so shamefully renounce his own convictions and efforts in the past to expose the usurpation; to betray the patriotic remnants of the nation, and to deem the nation to exemplify such a savagery and baseness.

   Meanwhile the saboteurs have a chutzpah to accuse Trump in illegitimacy, while Trump just swallows the blows and cooperates with the accusers by keeping the taboo on the crimes of the accusers.

   Trump was warned about such an outcome in the open letter (*). Indeed, it’s futile and impossible to drain the swamp and make America great again by drowning in that very swamp. No surprise, the course conducted by Trump now looks like the same old game, including more of islam in America – after his “first” foreign visit honoring Saudis and hiring the staff of islamic apologists like Gen. McMaster.

   (*) https://judeochristianamerica.org/OpenLetter/ToTrump2017.htm

7. KenArmstrong
   May 31st, 2017 @ 10:34 am

   These people are worried about collusion. Don’t you find it amazing that Comey was able to delay his testimony before the commission so that he could consult with Muller, the former head of the CIA, and now head of the investigation. NOW Comey is going to testify before Muller next week. That tells me that they have had two weeks to decide what questions will be asked, and have also had time to rehearse how they will be answered. That’s pretty cozy.

8. Heidi
   May 31st, 2017 @ 10:36 am

   I don’t know what Cohn lied about on the application but he was very corrupt. There were lots of other charges against him, too. He managed to get himself into an experimental program for AZT, but never admitted publically that he had AIDS.

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