They wouldn't be panicking this bad if they didn't know he was guilty

[kpete]

Also I think people are panicking because he ain't remotely the only one who's guilty, & if his brazenness opens the floodgates to federal prosecution of prominent national political figures, that's a potentially tremendously costly own goal for the people who signed up with him

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[2naSalit]

1. It's why they are still...

Breaking all the rules to protect him, he's like the thumb in the dike, once he's been indicted, and in a possible RICO case, they all go with him.

I am stocked up on popcorn and have nothing better to watch this next few weeks while I await planting weather.

[gordianot]

2. They remind me of a bunch of teenagers who wrecked a cemetery.

They had to be forced to clean up the mess of the things they did not permanently damage. There was a lot of guilt and hate in there as they were forced to confront their crimes. Being a little older than they were, I was just as disgusted with their attitude after they cleaned up. Having supervised them I will never understand what motivated them.

[Johnny2X2X]

3. The idea this helps him i any way is so misplaced

This is bad for Trump in every way. His crimes are going to be exposed in court and moderate Republicans will not vote for a convicted criminal.

[Kid Berwyn]

4. They do that.

Sooner or later, the guilty panic.

[Midnight Writer]

5. Cohen went to prison for doing what Trump ordered him to do. That makes Trump guilty.

If I payed someone to murder my husband, I would be guilty of that murder, even if I didn't personally "pull the trigger".

[H2O Man]

6. Recommended.

Guilty as sin.