ROFL - What the fugging fugg?

[malaise]

Cohen says neither the Trump organization nor the campaign was involved in paying Daniels. His attorney added President Trump himself did not reimburse Cohen but called the president a third party beneficiary.

"That's to protect reputation, family, business. That's what that payment is for. It has nothing to do with running for president," Cohen's attorney David Schwartz said on ABC's "Good Morning America."

http://www.wcax.com/content/news/President-denies-Stormy-Daniels-accusations-477964313.html
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If it were to protect reputation (what fucking reputation), family and business, why was she paid days before
the election when this happened years before?

[Blue_Adept]

1. When lawyers are playing above their level bit a significant difference.

I expect him to start talking about himself in the third person soon just to confuse matters more.

[Frustratedlady]

4. Is David Denison the third person? Just thinkin'.

[TheBlackAdder]

14. Menage a trois! Let's ask Hedley!

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[Frustratedlady]

15. Good one! I miss that cast of characters. Wouldn't they have fun with this WH gang? eom

[Achilleaze]

2. republicans usually lie better than that

Everyone in the country already knows the facts and his FAKE truth kinda falls flat. Pathetic. Worthy of his ignoble domme, Comrade Casino, the republican Draft-Dodger-in-Chief.

[ProudLib72]

3. I don't get it Malaise. He denies everything, but he needs to protect his reputation?

Especially when running for president?

[NCTraveler]

5. When did Cohen give up his title as VP of the Trump Orginization?

He hasn’t only been Trumps lawyer. He was VP. Was this a Trump Org payment?

[malaise]

11. Wish I knew

They are all lying scumbags

[BobTheSubgenius]

6. Oddly...

"reputation" has been a factor in previous elections. I guess the level of discernment within the voting public is high enough to see the difference between "Candidate Shitsack" and "Businessman Shitsack."

But that leads me to another conundrum. Weren't his brand and his personal acumen supposed to be assets in candidacy? Am I dim, or is all that kind of rolled into one big ball of...I dunno? Something nasty, but cohesive?

[malaise]

8. Only in his mind

His brand was a not so perfect Con. He was settling law suits in the middle of the campaign - like that fraudulent university.

[marble falls]

7. This guy had to a master "Twister" player as a child.....

Then he became a shyster lawyer. Cheetolini was brilliant that day - he got his lawyer to front him $130,000 and for the lawyer to claim it back requires him to admit to a felony.

Beating the lawyer out of $130K has to explain his trouble with finding a top shelf lawyer.

[malaise]

9. More like pretzel

Yep and he sure swindled the lawyer out of $130,000

[magicarpet]

10. These clowns have out lived their usefulness.

[malaise]

12. And then some

Looney is perfect

[AwakeAtLast]

13. You know what actually protects your reputation?

NOT BANGING A F@$%ING PORN STAR!!!

Whew, I feel better now.

[spanone]

16. K&R...

mr. cohen is many things, believable not one of them