On Wednesday, a district court judge in Manhattan accepted Michael Cohen’s guilty plea to political crimes and sentenced him to three years in the American gulag. But if the two campaign finance crimes to which he pleaded guilty are not really crimes, why did he plead guilty to them? And what precedents does this case establish that can be used against political enemies in the future?
On Monday, the president tweeted that the Democrats are shifting their focus from Russian collusion “to a simple private transaction, wrongly call[ing] it a campaign contribution.” -- More...