Tag Archives: cover-up

Today, in the Unites States of Trump, as we prepare for the pardoning of Roger Stone, we learn of something even worse

By Mark | February 20, 2020

This afternoon, U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson sentenced Trump friend and advisor Roger Stone to three years and four months in prison for having lied to Congress and threatened a witness in relation to the federal investigation into the hacking of Clinton campaign emails by Russian agents during the 2016 presidential campaign. [As you’ll […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 2020, Amy Berman Jackson, Department of Justice, Director of National Intelligence, election interference, Joseph Maguire, Lawrence Tribe, Lindsey Graham, lying to Congress, Matt Gaetz, obstruction of justice, pardons, Randy Credico, rat fucking, Richard Grenell, Rick Wilson, Robert Mueller, Roger Stone, Russia, Russiagate, treason, Wikileaks, William Barr, witness intimidation, witness tampering | 50 Comments

Bolton has conclusive evidence of Donald Trump’s guilt. Will it make a difference to Senate Republicans?

By Mark | January 26, 2020

If you thought it was a cover-up before, just wait! The New York Times has just revealed that the White House, for the past several weeks, has had a draft of John Bolton’s soon-to-be-released book — a book which includes within it the former Trump administration national security advisor’s recollection of the President having told […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 2020, Adam Schiff, blackmail, Chuck Schumer, coercion, Donald Trump, foreign aid, impeachment, Joe Biden, John Bolton, Lev Parnas, Marie Yovanovitch, Mick Mulvaney, Mike Pence, Mike Pompeo, military aid, Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani, Senate, William Barr | 26 Comments

Senate Republicans give Donald Trump the rigged show trial that he wanted

By Mark | January 22, 2020

In a huge break with precedent, the Republican led Senate today voted down 11 attempts on the part of Senate Democrats to ensure that pertinent documents and witnesses would be introduced during the trial of Donald J. Trump. In the history of the United States of America, there have been 15 impeachment trials in the […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Adam Schiff, call to action, Elizabeth Warren, evidence, Hakeem Jeffries, impartial justice, impeachment, lying, Mitch McConnell, obstruction of justice, Pat Cipollone, rigged trials, Senate, show trial, Ukraine, Val Demings, witnesses | 32 Comments

Alan Dershowitz, Donald Trump’s defense attorney, conceded in 1998 that there “certainly doesn’t have to be a crime” for impeachment to be pursued. “If you have somebody who completely corrupts the office of president, and who abuses trust, and who poses great danger to our liberty,” he said, that’s all the justification you need.

By Mark | January 21, 2020

Now that the articles of impeachment have been relayed from the House to the Senate, and all of our Senators have sworn under oath to provide “impartial justice,” we’re ready for the trial of Donald J. Trump to commence. While Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has yet to come forward with the rules that will […]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged 2020, abuse of power, Adam Schiff, Alan Dershowitz, Constitution, constitutional law, corruption, criminal defense, Donald Turmp, election interference, George Stephanopoulos, high crimes and misdemeanors, impartial justice, impeachment, Jeffrey Epstein, Joe Biden, massage, military aid, Mitch McConnell, national security, Russia, Senate, Ukraine, underwear | 106 Comments

Whistleblower leaked Cohen financial documents because he noticed that they were beginning to disappear from a government financial crimes database

By Mark | May 16, 2018

I have no time to post right now, but I wanted to pass along a link to Ronan Farrow’s new article in the New Yorker, which is all about the circumstances surrounding the release of Michael Cohen’s banking records last week. It’s really incredible stuff… Not only does it look as though there were several […]