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TRUMP’S DAY GOES FROM BAD TO SCREAMING INTO A BUCKET OF EXTRA-CRISPY CHICKEN WINGS
On the same day Michael Cohen cut a plea deal with Mueller, Trump’s bank of choice and longtime tax attorney’s office were both raided by law enforcement.
The week of November 26 started out like any other for the Trump administration. One of the president‘s signature lies blew up in his face. The First Lady’s White House Christmas decorations resembled a promo for the sequel to The Shining. Donald Trump claimed his “gut” knows more about monetary policy than the Federal Reserve, and threatened to f--k over Americans to get back at a company that double-crossed him. Donny Jr. told voters to support an unrepentant racist for office. Ivanka Trump said there’s nothing wrong with sending hundreds of e-mails about government business from a private account if a Trump is the one doing it. The lawyers for Paul Manafort, the corrupt former chairman of the Trump campaign, fed confidential information about the special prosecutor’s investigation to the president’s lawyers. All in all, pretty standard stuff! That is, until Thursday, which brought a whole bunch of surprises that the president is clearly having some difficulty coping with.
First, his former lawyer-slash-hush-money emissary Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about his involvement with Russia, specifically his work on a Trump real-estate deal in Moscow. In a court filing, Robert Mueller wrote that Cohen admitted to speaking with Russian officials about Trump Tower Moscow well into 2016, and briefed Donald Trump himself about all of it. That, of course, is a problem given the president’s highly contradictory statements on the matter. In fact, some believe it may bring the special prosecutor is “one step closer to showing links between Donald Trump’s business interests in Russia and his conduct as a candidate for president.”
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/11/trumps-day-goes-from-bad-to-screaming-into-a-bucket-of-chicken-wings
There's more, read the rest of the article. The author's a pretty good writer... for a girl.
On the same day Michael Cohen cut a plea deal with Mueller, Trump’s bank of choice and longtime tax attorney’s office were both raided by law enforcement.
The week of November 26 started out like any other for the Trump administration. One of the president‘s signature lies blew up in his face. The First Lady’s White House Christmas decorations resembled a promo for the sequel to The Shining. Donald Trump claimed his “gut” knows more about monetary policy than the Federal Reserve, and threatened to f--k over Americans to get back at a company that double-crossed him. Donny Jr. told voters to support an unrepentant racist for office. Ivanka Trump said there’s nothing wrong with sending hundreds of e-mails about government business from a private account if a Trump is the one doing it. The lawyers for Paul Manafort, the corrupt former chairman of the Trump campaign, fed confidential information about the special prosecutor’s investigation to the president’s lawyers. All in all, pretty standard stuff! That is, until Thursday, which brought a whole bunch of surprises that the president is clearly having some difficulty coping with.
First, his former lawyer-slash-hush-money emissary Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about his involvement with Russia, specifically his work on a Trump real-estate deal in Moscow. In a court filing, Robert Mueller wrote that Cohen admitted to speaking with Russian officials about Trump Tower Moscow well into 2016, and briefed Donald Trump himself about all of it. That, of course, is a problem given the president’s highly contradictory statements on the matter. In fact, some believe it may bring the special prosecutor is “one step closer to showing links between Donald Trump’s business interests in Russia and his conduct as a candidate for president.”
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2018/11/trumps-day-goes-from-bad-to-screaming-into-a-bucket-of-chicken-wings
There's more, read the rest of the article. The author's a pretty good writer... for a girl.
