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Truthfully, it hasn't seemed to cause him too many problems so far... I can only hope that changes.
Hell hath no fury like an attorney scorned >

Yep. Cohen maybe a scumbag, but he is a self-interested scumbag- just like his former boss. The difference is, Cohen is intelligent, whereas Trump's brain bears a striking resemblance to a bowl of lukewarm placenta. >

It pains me to say this, but 45 is way smarter than he appears to be. Consider the vast extent of criminality over 4 or 5 decades and his ability to dodge all consequences except a few fines here and there. He has never once been charged with a crime, let alone convicted. He uses the law as a shield and a weapon very effectively. He uses his apparent stupidity to feign ignorance and deny any wrongful intent 
He uses lawyers to commit crimes on his behalf while giving him deniability. Like Cohen went to jail for Trump's crimes. Like the lawyer that signed off the doc search. Like Eastman etc for the coup. Like the CFO for Trump.org. Each time he can always fallback on "I didnt know, this was the advice of my lawyers". Nothing is in writing, no emails, no records, nothing showing criminal intent.
Even the way he speaks publicly, his words are so meaningless that they can be interpreted in either direction. "I need you to find 11k votes." Isn't really asking for him to do something illegal, technically. Quid-pro-quo w Ukraine, same deal. >

He's certainly smarter than he appears to be. I heard "low cunning" somewhere and that seems to describe Trump. He is an incredibly savvy marketer and showman, extremely good at figuring out how to do outrageous things with zero accountability, and fantastic at tapping into grievances. If he didn't start out with Daddy's money and business network, however, he would probably be a very successful car salesman. Same level of grift, same skill at manipulating others and dodging accountability, but no way in hell would he have his name on buildings.
He's still a dullard. But he's very, very good at being a grifter. >

Different grand jury I know, but weren't we supposed to see a decisions on Georgia's grand jury be made "soon" two-three weeks ago? >

Yeah no kidding.  We need a Domino's Pizza tracker widget for these grand jury investigations. 
Feels like any day now there should be a press conference called. >

Question: do you think Trump will ever realize that shitting all over the very people who do his dirty work for him is an all-time bonehead move? Follow-up: will it ever not be funny when he does?