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And he was the CAMPAIGN MANAGER. Anything having to do with him is "campaign related."
Anyone know the last time a Presidents campaign manager was indicted for conspiring against the United States?
hardly.
Let me ask you... if Paul Manafort hid this shit from the federal government, and lied to try to hide his illegal activity that occurred in 2014 or before... do you think he told Trump about it?
As I said eons ago, the money laundering stuff seems easier to stick to all involved in the campaign. The Russians and their money have been omnipresent in the Trump world for at least 15 years.
Jared Kushner and Mike Flynn cannot be feeling good right after reading that indictment especially paragraph number 25. Actually anyone in Trump world cannot be feeling good about that when you think of the Trump Tower meeting.
I still don't think the Orange Menace is involved in any collusion, due to his lack of intellectual firepower. What I think will be found is similar to the recent indictments, minions enriching themselves as opportunity arises. I'm confident he'll continue his 'witch hunt' narrative as he sharpens his pardon pencil.
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