So if ya support Trump yer either a stupid asshole or a traitor, but I suppose most of the Trumpers are both. Putin's puppet has puppets of his own and they are even dumber than he is, I guess this is another example of, "the best people".
I can see at least a dozen people going to prison for this one conspiracy, including Trump, Giuliani and many cabinet and other high government officials, including Mulveny, AG Bill Barr and Mike Pompeo. If Trump is impeached and removed, and Pence takes over, I can see him getting a pardon, if he follows Pelosi's orders and appoints her pick for AG. He will have to sell out the GOP though, no problem there, he already sold out America.
If Trump is not removed from office he and his fellow conspirators will be desperate to win the 2020 election. If he gets away with this shit it will be everything on the table in 2020 including nuking someone. If he loses he will try to start a civil war and whip his base into a violent frenzy, he won't go quietly unless he runs off to Russia on AF1, but I doubt would Vlad want the bother. Vlad and MBS are two other characters who are gonna be desperate for Trump to win too, so expect plenty of interference, Trump and the GOP left the door wide open for them again. If the democrats win in 2020 Uncle Sam is gonna go after both of these clowns until they are dead.
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Rudy Giuliani faces spiraling legal danger as Ukrainian pal opens talks with prosecutors: report
Rudy Giuliani jetted out of Ukraine Friday facing even more legal danger as one of his Ukrainian associates reportedly entered talks with Manhattan federal prosecutors to give evidence against him …
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Rudy Giuliani and Lev Parnas (AP)
Rudy Giuliani jetted out of Ukraine Friday facing even more legal danger as one of his Ukrainian associates reportedly entered talks with Manhattan federal prosecutors to give evidence against him in a campaign finance and fraud case.
Lawyers familiar with the case say Lev Parnas is discussing cooperating with prosecutors from the U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan in a deal that would include his spilling the beans on Giuliani’s questionable business dealings in eastern Europe,
the Guardian reported.
Parnas, who was a key player in President Trump’s hunt for dirt on Joe Biden, could also offer damaging evidence against the president and outspoken Republican Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.).
A lawyer for Parnas refused to discuss the possible plea bargain negotiations. But Joseph Bondy has said his client wants to talk to impeachment investigators about his discussions with Trump and especially Nunes, who professes ignorance about their schemes.
“Hey @DevinNunes — Lev remembers what you spoke about,” Bondy wrote on Twitter. “You don’t?”
Giuliani did not return a request for comment. A spokesman for the Manhattan U.S. attorney’s office declined to comment.
The Parnas news came as Giuliani apparently left Ukraine after a two day visit, a Ukrainian ally said on Facebook. The ex-mayor met with some of the same discredited political players who got him in trouble in the first place, puzzling Republicans and Democrats alike.
The ex-mayor’s zealous campaign to dig up dirt on Biden’s family and to revive a conspiracy theory about the 2016 election led to Trump’s infamous pressure campaign on Ukraine, which in turn has brought the president to the brink of impeachment.
Parnas, a south Florida businessman with a string of bad deals in his past, and his partner, Igor Fruman, were enlisted by Giuliani in his shadow diplomatic effort to help Trump by undermining his Democratic opponents.
The Soviet-born pair and the ex-Hizzoner also hoped to reap big financial benefits by flexing the considerable political muscle provided by direct support from Trump.
Parnas and Fruman were busted in October as they sought to flee to Europe with one-way tickets. They face campaign finance charges tied to $325,000 in straw man donations to a pro-Trump political action committee and a GOP lawmaker.
Prosecutors from the U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan raised the heat on Parnas and Fruman this week, saying they are actively considering filing more charges. That in turn piles pressure on Parnas to flip on Giuliani, who’s under investigation by the feds over his potential involvement in the scheme perpetuated by Parnas and Fruman.
Fruman, meanwhile, has no plans to discuss a deal with the feds, a source close to him told the Daily News.
Fruman is still represented by Todd Blanche and John Dowd, a couple of attorneys with ties to Trump and his disgraced former campaign boss, Paul Manafort. Blanche declined to comment Friday.