All Things Trump: Is it over yet?

[L'Emmerdeur]

Does anyone remember when someone tried to argue, at great length, that by the Mueller team asking Stone questions they already knew the answer to, and then by Stone lying in response, that investigators had deviously and maliciously entrapped Stone?

Hell yes. Particularly lame coming from a lawyer manqué.

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Some signs that the populist has run his course, peaked. Trump has passed his maximum popularity.

[Tero]

First the governor, then Mitch?
Trump is losing Kentucky.

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What's one less garage chemist? They have thousands more to do that. And strongman Trump will like It!
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Newscorpse:

Wow, there is actual logic to Trump and the Fed!

[Seabass]

PA Voter Could Still Support Trump if He Shot Someone: 'You’d Have to Know Why He Shot Him'

[Tero]

I know I know! Trump would shoot that guy on the street because he was a witness to Trump getting a blow job from a 13-year old.

[L'Emmerdeur]

'I won't settle this case!'

'Judge fines Trump $2 million for misusing charity foundation'

A judge Thursday ordered President Donald Trump to pay $2 million to an array of charities as a fine for misusing his own charitable foundation to further his political and business interests.

New York state Judge Saliann Scarpulla imposed the penalty in connection with a lawsuit brought against Trump by the New York attorney general’s office over the handling of the Trump Foundation’s assets.

Among other things, the judge ruled that Trump improperly allowed his presidential campaign staff to work with the foundation in holding a fundraiser for veterans’ charities in the run-up to the 2016 Iowa caucuses. The event was designed “to further Mr. Trump’s political campaign,” Scarpulla said.

Last month, Trump’s lawyers and the attorney general’s office reached agreements to dissolve the foundation and distribute about $1.7 million in remaining funds to other nonprofits.

As part of those agreements, made public Thursday, Trump admitted personally misusing foundation funds. He and the attorney general’s office further agreed to leave it up to the judge to decide what penalty he should pay.

The settlement was an about-face for Trump. He and his lawyers have blasted the lawsuit as politically motivated, and he tweeted, “I won’t settle this case!” when it was filed in June 2018.

[Sean Hayden]

Does he have 2 million? When do we get to see his returns?

[JimC]

In most countries other than third world dictatorships, revelations of this nature (and all the others before) would force a resignation...