Dershowitz: Cohen Doesn't Seem to Understand the Difference Between 'Wrong' and 'Illegal'

Excellent analysis by the professor. At this time, I really don't think it makes any sense to engage any of the lefties here as they are bereft of honest intellectual discussion

 

Cohen goes to jail in March. So I guess you're right. That is going "nowhere", as you say.

 

With Trump. Nothing of consequence. Despite the best efforts of police-state leftists.

 

Looks like Cohen might be going to summer camp next summer.

"voted by Forbes as one of the country's cushiest prisons"

Not a done deal yet but he has "applied."

Maybe I can get sent there. I am pretty sure they would have good wifi, and there are quite a few traders/wall street types there already- so it's all good. And being in a cell/room during market hours if you are still trading? Some days I might not even notice the difference, assuming you can still get good coffee. Sounds like getting a bagel there to go with your coffee would not be a problem- most excellent!

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-12-17/prison-where-michael-cohen-will-spend-next-three-years

 

He gets to pump some iron, get fit, work on his book and take a break from it all. Meanwhile some poor sap busted for a dime bag is doing hard time I some gestapo type penitentiary. Justice in America. No wonder the hood rats don't give a fuck.

 

Hate to say this but --Thank God for Alan Dershowitz. ----Honest Democrats don't typically exist anymore---

 

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