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Wildling
Why would that be bad news for me? Apparently no one came up to the mental ward and dropped off the memo to the effect that I couldn't care less what happens to Cohen or the Teflon Don, I leave all the pointless cheerleading and fantasizing up to you hyper-partisan, bloviation drones.
I was just pointing out a fact that you seemed to have missed in your little opening rant, of course you exist in a fact free zone thus it's a wasted effort.
Here's a bit of bad news for you and you're Sheeple-D "ilk", Cohen is being investigated by Mueller and Co., which is a federal investigation but I'm sure that won't stop you dingbats from manufacturing all sort of fantastical scenarios where Cohen rolls over on da' Trumpster because he faces convictions for violating umpteen jaywalking laws in all 57 states.
Benghaaaaazzziii says wut?
Although the attorney-client privilege is an important element of the legal system, in criminal investigations it's also one that disproportionately benefits those who can afford to keep attorneys around all the time. Not only is the attorney-client privilege alive, it is often weaponized by wealthy bad actors, giving them a free pass to engage in corrupt conduct. They're effectively able to use their communications with their legal representatives to cloak their activities and buffer them against future legal inspection.
