Saturday, September 15, 2018

Manafort Plea Deal Single-Handedly Pays For Special Counsel Investigation

    Manafort will forfeit many of his assets as part of the deal, including money in several bank accounts, an apartment in Trump Tower, and one in downtown Manhattan; worth about $46 million, these assets single-handedly cover the cost of the Mueller investigation.
Donald Trump
For over a year, Donald Trump has ranted that the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller is a "witch hunt" and an expensive waste of taxpayer money.



Actually, that "witch hunt" has now seen FIVE Trump associates plead guilty to felony charges.

A lot of witches out there, huh?

This week, former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort joined that elite group of Trumpers who have copped to felony charges.

The previous four are: Michael D. Cohen, the president’s longtime personal lawyer; Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser; Rick Gates, the former deputy campaign chairman; and George Papadopoulos, a former campaign adviser.

And about that "waste of money" charge?

Check this from NY Magazine - a little nugget that was slightly overlooked by many in the heat of the news of Paul Manafort's plea deal this week.

Manafort will forfeit many of his assets as part of the deal, including money in several bank accounts, an apartment in Trump Tower, and one in downtown Manhattan; worth about $46 million, these assets single-handedly cover the cost of the Mueller investigation.





Keep in mind, at last count, Trump's excessive golf habit has cost the American taxpayers $77 million in less than two years.


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