Posted on 07/01/2018 11:42:42 AM PDT by yesthatjallen
Kusher and Ivank also recommended Manafort.
Start there folks.
[Stuttering John]
Is this the guy who did the song “I’ll talk my way out of it”?
‘Stuttering John’ says he was visited by Secret Service after Trump prank call
He won’t think it’s so funny when he has to sell his toys and comic books to pay his legal bills.
Works for me.
Apparently a different guy, according to IMDB.
That was funny. Somebody really messed up. POTUS handled it well
How do we distinguish calls from clowns, comedians and the unbalanced from those of actual leftists?
Maxine,Hillary,Pelosi,Chelsea Clinton and Wasserman-Schultz make it hard to tell.
Anyone could get fooled.
Manafort got the job done, very well. I don’t have problems with that hire, and it was good that they dumped him right after the convention. what Mueller is doing is going to deter anyone from helping Trump in future campaigns, unless Manafort emerges unscathed, and the SC is the one that ends up damaged.
Keep on snarkin’
“He wont think its so funny when he has to sell his toys and comic books to pay his legal bills.”
What law did he break?
After all, it was the White House who placed the call to the comedian.
What law did he break?
Is it legal to record a private phone call with the POTUS without his consent?
Depends if it is a one party or two part consent state.
“What law did he break?”
I don’t know. Wonder if there’s a law against impersonating a senator, or impersonating/misrepresenting a person of standing in order to discuss policy with the president?
“After all, it was the White House who placed the call to the comedian.”
The story reads as if the comedian called the White House switchboard and Kushner allowed the call through to President Trump.
According to Fox News:
“He reached several White House operators before being told the president would call him back. According to the comedian, senior White House adviser Jared Kushner returned the call, connecting him to Trump.”
The law he broke is impersonation of a Federal officer, or member of the House or Senate.
How’s that for starters snowflake
Yup, thats a felony: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/912
It does not appear to meet the standards of violating 18 U.S.C. § 912.
DC is a one party state, so yes. Whats not legal is to impersonate a Congressman. That is in fact a felony: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/912
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