On Friday, New York federal prosecutors, along with Special Counsel Robert Mueller, submitted two filings against Donald Trump’s longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. Cohen is…
On Friday, New York federal prosecutors, along with Special Counsel Robert Mueller, submitted two filings against Donald Trump’s longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. Cohen is being accused of making hush money payments on behalf and at the direction of his prominent client, now-President Donald Trump.
In the court filings, Trump is mentioned as “Individual 1.” These developments have prompted Democrats to ramp up their rhetoric against the president, the Hill reports, and they have even come up with a new moniker. In media interviews, a slew of Democratic lawmakers keeps referring to the president as “unindicted co-conspirator.” The term has previously been applied to Richard Nixon.
But it is not only Democrats that are mocking Trump and comparing him to Nixon. Former FBI Director James Comey appears to have joined the choir. Comey said on Sunday that Donald Trump is “close” to being an unindicted co-conspirator, the Washington Examiner reports.
