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2 minutes ago, RatkoVarda said:

hoping that between taking legal advice from non-lawyers and taking legal advice from these horrible lawyers, Trump will serve some jail time

 

Its not like its a capital crime punishable by death or something

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It’s amazing who he has defending him.   This is yet another young attorney with less than 15 years experience and a law degree from a bottom 25% law school (Weidner School of Law).  The profile is just like Bobb and Halligan.  Corcoran is no gem but at least he’s been practicing for 30 years and has degrees from Princeton and Georgetown.   That’s the kind of pedigree that I’d expect from the former President.   

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30 minutes ago, Hongbit said:

It’s amazing who he has defending him.   This is yet another young attorney with less than 15 years experience and a law degree from a bottom 25% law school (Weidner School of Law).  The profile is just like Bobb and Halligan.  Corcoran is no gem but at least he’s been practicing for 30 years and has degrees from Princeton and Georgetown.   That’s the kind of pedigree that I’d expect from the former President.   

Any good lawyer knows he's guilty, will throw them under the bus, and not pay them. No respectable lawyer will touch this guy. I don't even know if Saul Goodman would represent him. 

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19 minutes ago, Motown Bombers said:

Any good lawyer knows he's guilty, will throw them under the bus, and not pay them. No respectable lawyer will touch this guy. I don't even know if Saul Goodman would represent him. 

For sure.  I’d think there would be a couple scummy DC types like Corcoran that are at the end of their career and see an opportunity to get their hands in Trump’s maga grift pile.   Before he didn’t really have any money and was playing millionaire.  Now, he really does have millions that he’s stolen from his cult of idiots.  

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1 hour ago, Hongbit said:

It’s amazing who he has defending him.   This is yet another young attorney with less than 15 years experience and a law degree from a bottom 25% law school (Weidner School of Law).  The profile is just like Bobb and Halligan.  Corcoran is no gem but at least he’s been practicing for 30 years and has degrees from Princeton and Georgetown.   That’s the kind of pedigree that I’d expect from the former President.   

The main qualification Habba, Bobb, and Halligan all share is that they are LILFs.

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35 minutes ago, Motown Bombers said:

Any good lawyer knows he's guilty, will throw them under the bus, and not pay them. No respectable lawyer will touch this guy. I don't even know if Saul Goodman would represent him. 

Even if they are not being paid in actual money, they are being paid in media coverage, which will raise their profile and lead them to increase their list of scummy clients not named Trump who will not be able to get away with not paying them in actual money.

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1 hour ago, Motown Bombers said:

Any good lawyer knows he's guilty, will throw them under the bus, and not pay them. No respectable lawyer will touch this guy. I don't even know if Saul Goodman would represent him. 

We don't get paid UNLESS you get paid!

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5 hours ago, Edman85 said:

Apropos of nothing...

https://archive.ph/OiU75

Paraphrasing:

"... warned every C.I.A. station and base around the world last week about troubling numbers of informants recruited from other countries to spy for the United States being captured or killed, ... foreign informants who had been killed, arrested or most likely compromised. ... In recent years, adversarial intelligence services in countries such as RussiaChinaIran and Pakistan have been hunting down the C.I.A.’s sources and in some cases turning them into double agents.
 
Acknowledging that recruiting spies is a high-risk business, the cable raised issues that have plagued the agency in recent years, including poor tradecraft; being too trusting of sources; underestimating foreign intelligence agencies, and moving too quickly to recruit informants while not paying enough attention to potential counterintelligence risks — a problem the cable called placing “mission over security.”
 
The large number of compromised informants in recent years also demonstrated the growing prowess of other countries in employing innovations like biometric scans, facial recognition, artificial intelligence and hacking tools to track the movements of C.I.A. officers in order to discover their sources.
 
... "

 

They forgot one more real possibility: Trump has been selling them out to Russia, etc...

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Saw the Steve Doocy "going off the reservation" thing about the stolen classified information again.  My take away from this viewing is: why is the governor of South Dakota being asked about such things? 

What are her national security credentials?  I see she did a two year stint on the Armed Services committee in 2013-2015 but pfft..

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