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The rule of law was followed allowing everyone to exit appropriately, either intact or disgraced..

It is something that comes with age, experience, and ones personal mistakes and regrets.

After years of continuous and exhaustive investigation nothing more, other than lapses in judgement and integrity, could be gleaned from these otherwise dry holes. However a great and valuable lesson was learned.

They didn't believe him either. No own could. But they understood how they had to vote to get what they wanted. And some of them, those with a conscience, rested uneasily that night. Ten years from now, many will regret having sold their souls and their integrity..

No. I don't think so. Trump is a unique case because of his severely flawed mental state and his obstinate refusal to submit to long established norms for decency, truth and the rule of law. How we come out of this as a nation is uncertain. Either we come out in favor of truth and the rule...

It's the media not the democrats. Not the leadership. This campaign finance stuff is not the serious charge that can take him down. that's coming later. stay tuned. So far Mueller's work has resulted in over 100 indictments, if you include everything he's sent to the farm teams. Amazing...

It may be leaked to the public eventually. None of us would be surprised. It's existence and some particulars have already leaked to the press, of course. The high probability event is that it will become a court filing eventually. But it does exist, as there are numerous attorneys who have...

Eighty pages in the draft indictment -- the charges and the evidence. It is very foolish to continue to pretend the evidence does not exist when we both know of the draft indictment. Because we don't ourselves have personal access to the draft at the moment does not mean it does not exist...

That may be what it sounds like to you, but it is not what it sounds like to me. I don't expect to hear much directly from Mueller until after Jan. 3rd, if then. Some of what he's found has already been farmed out to other U.S. Attorneys, and some may be held until Trump is out of office...

He needed it desperately in the 1990s after the worst of his numerous bankruptcies. He had defaulted at 72 U.S. banks. No U.S, bank would extend him more credit. The Russians saved him and made him their puppet. They know the details about his illegal money laundering activities, and they are...

because he is under absurd,, unjustified attack by liars.

put her on a heart lung machine for two years if necessary.

Would have had to do it during Obama's first 6 years. Otherwise McConnell would have held the position open for two years. We definitely need a new amendment to shut down the possibility of that sort of nonsense

Speaking of Greenspan, another good book is Greenspan's Autobiography, "The Age of Turbulence." I'm reading it right now.

No. It would be like LSU conceding after the 3rd Quarter in a close game. If an election is close then obviously all the legal ballots have to be counted to determine the winner. Bush v. Gore is one of the most regrettable decisions in the history of the Court. The Justices don't normally...

"pretty much" :D

Don't waste my time. You're as lawyer (supposedly). You can look up the 80-page indictment on your own if you are that interested in the charges and evidence. Which you are not!

yes. I agree. He is not what I would call a bad writer, but neither is he a good writer. Soros assumes the reader has a basic knowledge of economics, central banking, finance, and financial markets. I did not take any economics class in college. But much later in life I realized how...

Speak for yourself. You're a naive fool.

We've known about some of this of course since the cohen indictment in which trump was an unnamed co-conspirator in campaign finance violation. The best that Trump could do is to just get impeached and convicted and then be allowed to go to Mar a Lago and play golf. He'll get no such luck...