Learn how a couple of hardcore New York leftists — Attorney General Letitia James and the nudist Judge Arthur Engoron — lied through their teeth in a crass attempt to slam President Donald Trump.
Integrity or honesty had nothing to do with the actions of either of these politicians. They acted like leftist scum and deserve to be prosecuted for these crimes. Here’s more from Doug in Exile.
It’s long been assumed that President Donald Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen double-crossed him by testifying before New York courts that Trump had given porn actress Stormy Daniels a $130,000 payment before the 2016 Presidential election. But now that Cohen has recanted his testimony — saying he delivered it under duress from New York Attorney General Letitia James — you have to wonder?
In appearing to double-cross Trump, was Cohen actually preparing to three-cross the New York Democrats, including Letitia James as well as former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who pressed collusion charges against Trump? Was Trump in on the deal with Cohen from the very beginning?
Were there actual white hats involved, or just murkier gray hats? And if facts that have previously been hidden will soon emerge, who can we trust? Is anyone in danger now? How do we interpret these complex moves? Here’s more from Chris Yoon, drawing from multiple sources, particularly a recent Trump appearance on Cohen’s podcast.
A pool of New York Sheriffs have sued New York Attorney General Letitia James over a new law making it illegal for local law enforcement officials to work cooperatively with ICE. The New York leftists adamantly oppose ICE, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, because those leftists need illegal alien voters to remain in power. The leftists, like James and New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, can only succeed if they cheat.
Here, Doug in Exile explores the arguments of the sheriffs who aren’t hijacking politics or refusing to do their job. On the side, he also offers a look at New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and how he is now trying to court big businesses. Initially, Mandani frightened many CEOs away to Florida and elsewhere where the grass is greener.