The Official Michael Cohen Testimony Thread

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#181
05_never_again said:
All of what you said is true, but he still should have been easily defeated by a Democrat in 2016.

It's like if you lose to a bad team in football. If after the game everything you say about the team who just beat you is negative - they weren't talented, poorly coached, wasn't ready to play, aren't good people, etc., that says more about your team than it says about theirs. If all that's true, why didn't you beat them?

In your eyes, Trump was an inexperienced politician, horrible candidate, racist, no ground game, and a buffoon matched up against a veteran, experienced politician with a machine behind her. It should have been an easy victory, right? What happened?
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It also, maybe even more so, speaks to the voting public. That's why I've hoped since day one that there is more to the election of Trump than just a legitimate reflection of the voters. I must reluctantly accept the effects of home grown propaganda, but outside influence would be nice.
 
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luthervol said:
That's because so many still support him. If he didn't have support, he would not be the 2020 nominee. Do you still support him?
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I support him NOW. Remember I didn’t vote for him last time but I will next time based on what I’ve seen thus far. He’s been consistent, he’s no different now than he was as candidate. Another thing I will do going forward based on what I’ve seen is just pull the red party lever. I’ll never vote for another Dim again.
 
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titansvolsfaninga said:
It was not about them. As a husband and father, I have to lead my family. Allowing my kids to listen to lies and drivel was not on my to do list.
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You’re getting **** on too much for this. First thing I thought was that you’ve got kids.

Politics aside, Donald Trump should not be held up as a role model for anyone’s children.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
I support him NOW. Remember I didn’t vote for him last time but I will next time based on what I’ve seen thus far. He’s been consistent, he’s no different now than he was as candidate. Another thing I will do going forward based on what I’ve seen is just pull the red party lever. I’ll never vote for another Dim again.
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Well, you are a sad person.
 
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lawgator1 said:
You've come full circle. From there was no collusion, to collusion is not a crime, back to no collusion. And many goal post-moving stops in between.
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I didn’t even read the entire article. I stopped after they said Cohen wasn’t saying anything important.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
I support him NOW. Remember I didn’t vote for him last time but I will next time based on what I’ve seen thus far. He’s been consistent, he’s no different now than he was as candidate. Another thing I will do going forward based on what I’ve seen is just pull the red party lever. I’ll never vote for another Dim again.
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Polarization was certainly predictable. That's Trump's game plan.
 
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luthervol said:
It also, maybe even more so, speaks to the voting public. That's why I've hoped since day one that there is more to the election of Trump than just a legitimate reflection of the voters. I must reluctantly accept the effects of home grown propaganda, but outside influence would be nice.
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Again, you're focused too much on what this says about Trump than about Clinton.

I think that the election of Trump was a reflection of the voters. If everything you say about Trump is true - awful candidate, awful person, awful politician, racist, no idea what he's doing, etc., - yet he won - that says more about the person who lost (Hillary) than it does about the person who won.

If Tennessee loses the season opener next year to Georgia St, that would say more about Tennessee than it would about Georgia St, would you agree?
 
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RockyTop85 said:
You’re getting **** on too much for this. First thing I thought was that you’ve got kids.

Politics aside, Donald Trump should not be held up as a role model for anyone’s children.
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Name a politician that should . There’s a reason separation of church and state is a good idea .
 
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RockyTop85 said:
You’re getting **** on too much for this. First thing I thought was that you’ve got kids.

Politics aside, Donald Trump should not be held up as a role model for anyone’s children.
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I didn’t **** on him. All I stated was I think it’s petty and intolerant. I stand by that. But it’s his choice and if he’s fine with it so be it.

No, Trump should not be held up as a role model to children. That actually sounds like a better lesson to preach as well as tolerance of other people’s opinions. You and I don’t agree a lot. But I think you’re intelligent and I try to respond to you in kind.
 
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Mick said:
It's like they don't want the truth to come out.
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Like the Dems didn't want the truth to come out about Fast & Furious plus the Benghazi killing of Americans by Barack & Hillary by calling a stand down action to not rescue our people. And a whole bunch of corruption led by the last administration & their president who constantly told lies on a daily basis to cover up his chit.
 
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