Are we back to this nonsense again? Remember the hush payments Stormy Daniels was receiving, which led to her soliciting the legal advice of now-ex-attorney Michael Avenatti, which ended with her losing her lawsuit against Donald Trump, including paying the former president’s attorney fees? Yeah, that’s back in the news because someone at The New York Times went off half-cocked and said that criminal charges would likely be filed against the former president. It’s ‘the walls are closing in’ part LXXXVII, and it’s not happening, according to NYT reporter Maggie Haberman (via Mediaite):
RecommendedThe publication added that Haberman thinks the Georgia election interference investigation has a better chance of indicting Trump. In some ways, Maggie has learned, evidenced here by being realistic about this Daniels case. But the Georgia probe is also riddled with issues. First, there are reports that members of the grand jury had ice cream parties with the prosecuting office. Where does that fall within the realm of legal ethics? Second, the jury forewoman, Emily Kohrs, might have destroyed the body's credibility with her overt bias in the case. The woman came off as unhinged, and even liberal legal analysts were wondering what the hell this woman was doing going on television.
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