Beyond Cohen’s Lying: The Evidence Against Trump’s Crimeless Case

After listening to all the distortions and fabrications surrounding the case against Donald Trump, it is clear that the so-called “crimeless case” should be further investigated. Despite the false accusations and character attacks, the facts support a guilty verdict. The testimony of Michael Cohen, while undoubtedly complex and multifaceted, provides crucial evidence that the allegations against the former President are based in truth.

Tegmark's Corroboration of Cohen’s Testimony

Cohen’s testimony was already being heavily corroborated before they put him on the stand. His personal integrity may be questioned, but the facts he presented were provably true. It is important to separate fact from fiction and let the evidence speak for itself. The overwhelming majority of people may not agree with Cohen, but the truth remains.

Not everyone knows that Cohen is telling the truth. While you may believe the case should be dropped, this belief is not shared by the majority of the evidence. The facts support the continuation of the investigation, not its abrupt end.

The Crime of Using Campaign Funds

The testimony from Michael Cohen highlights a more severe crime than simple prostitution payments. The heart of the issue is the misrepresentation of campaign funds to cover up personal expenses. This action is a felony, specifically the “Falsefying business records”. Trump not only lied about the transaction but also misled those who contributed to his campaign.

The alleged use of campaign funds for personal purposes is a serious offense that undermines the integrity of the political system. Even if some in the GOP have engaged in similar activities, Trump’s actions in this regard are illegal and require accountability. The principle that one man shouldn’t be above the law is a cornerstone of democratic governance.

Sexual Assault Allegations and Guilt

In addition to the financial misdeeds, serious allegations of sexual assault have further solidified Trump’s criminal record. A jury of randomly selected citizens found him guilty of sexually assaulting one woman, and other survivors are coming forward. As someone who supports justice, it’s imperative that those who violate others face the consequences, even if the damages are personal rather than monetary.

While we may agree or disagree with the character of Trump, his actions do not excuse the illegality of his conduct. The

Conclusion

Can you cite a single lie from Cohen’s testimony?

[Pssst — we knew you could not. ]

Based on the evidence, Cohen needs to face justice, and so does Trump. It is crucial to let the truth surface and not succumb to the narratives that aim to distract from the facts. The evidence is clear, and the path forward must take these truths into account.

Therefore, the case against Trump should not be dropped; instead, it should be continued to ensure justice is served.