Consider the impossible...you have worked for Trump

[TNNurse]

Now consider that you have confessed to crimes committed while doing that. Then Trump calls you" a low level volunteer and liar". Would you not tell everything you ever saw or heard? Would you not make sure that jerk for whom you worked and who is now pretending you were not important gets his own punishment for bad deeds???

[brooklynite]

1. No I wouldn't...

My lawyer would tell me to keep my mouth shut until the entire case is adjudicated, and unlike Trump, I'd take the advice.

[greymattermom]

4. But in the meantime

I'd keep good notes for my ghostwriter.

[RobinA]

5. Me Too

Don't poke wild dog. Sometimes it's better just to walk away. I believe that what goes around comes around and in my experience, the people I want to jam up at risk to myself usually end up getting it in the end by other means. As I watch from a distance unscathed. Karma's gonna get you...

[lastlib]

9. (I might send a few *anonymous tips* to the prosecutors.......)

[lagomorph777]

18. The Orange Turd is now a wounded beast.

The safest course of action is to finish him off, legally speaking.

And the safest action for Papa George (and any other state's witnesses) is to tell EVERYTHING. Any other choice leads directly to jail.

[karynnj]

22. Agree - and it likely a condition in whatever "deal" he got

Not to mention, he was at the table in the picture. That picture says more than all Trump's words. Would he let one of the peons sit at the table? Not to mention, Trump NAMED him when the Washington Post asked who his foreign policy people were.

If asked anything, he just say that he was at the heart of the foreign policy of the Trump team - such as it was - and Trump said so. Then stay quiet.

[marylandblue]

2. That's one reason we don't bave to worry about pardons

[KY_EnviroGuy]

3. TN, I don't think being called "just a coffee boy"...

will make for a sound legal defense.

It's everyone for themselves from now on.

[HopeAgain]

6. He's already told them everything he knows

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That's how he got to plea for charges of perjury rather than treason.

[L. Coyote]

7. Consider the impossible...you are Trump

Now consider that someone has confessed to crimes committed while you were there. You'd call him "a low level volunteer and liar". You'd know he's told everything he ever saw or heard to get a plea deal.

Missing, Trump's behind the scenes reaction:

Trump Reacts to Mueller's Indictments --- the Hitler video --- LOL ---
https://www.captiongenerator.com/751912/Trump-Reacts-to-Muellers-Indictments
Description: MAGA. My Assistants Getting Arrested. ....

[Vinca]

8. I think the people still working for BLOTUS would be paying more attention.

He's made it clear he'll hang them out to dry if they're picked up in this investigation. That should be an encouragement to blab, blab, blab. Only a fool would go to prison covering for Don and his merry band of Russian criminals.

[Cracklin Charlie]

10. Low level campaign staff can't give dirt on those at the top...

Because they wouldn't have interacted with those at the top.

He has already squealed on the top level. They must've already treated him poorly.

[lagomorph777]

20. Uh, you saw the picture of him at the table with Turd, right?

So Papa George definitely interacted at a high level. He was no "low-level volunteer" any more than Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort was (and Turd used the exact same language to describe him).

[Cracklin Charlie]

28. My point exactly.

Thank you.

[lagomorph777]

29. My reading comprehension is a bit weak when I'm sleepy.

Sorry 'bout that.

[Cracklin Charlie]

30. No biggie.

I wrote when I was half asleep.

Floors me that they deny knowing a guy sitting three chairs from POTUS.

Idiots.

[jalan48]

11. He probably saw the writing on the wall before he flipped. Trump was going to throw him under the

bus either way. He was going to be a fall guy regardless of what he did.

[keithbvadu2]

12. Trump has hardly any loyalty to anyone

Trump has hardly any loyalty to anyone except maybe Bannon and his main squeeze Ivanka.

[PaulRevere08]

14. It's good that tRUMP is very publicly throwing his former minions under the bus - it shows

that he will abandon them the moment they need some cover. Hopefully will encourage others to flip as they will get no loyalty from him.

[Scarsdale]

15. Orange ass has all who work for him

sign loyalty pledges. It is a one way street. He is loyal to nobody. EVERYONE will be happy to hear that the expert, Ivanka, has cancelled her trip to China with Daddy. She is putting her tax expertise to work on the tax reform bill. No doubt she has had extra Botox injections, and hair bleaching in preparation for this.

[keithbvadu2]

25. Nice boob job, though.

[ehrnst]

13. Throwing those that have the goods on you under the bus isn't very bright. (nt)

[IronLionZion]

16. And others who work for Trump should do the same

since it's obvious he will throw them all under the bus.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

17. The question I'd be asking is,

Why would anyone work for Trump in the first place?

[bluepen]

19. Even better, imagine you are another employee

or campaign aide, you know stuff, you’re watching Mueller make his way down the list to you, and you’re also watching your boss (or former boss) trashing the guy who Mueller has already nabbed.

You’ll tell EVERYTHING.

[Roy Rolling]

21. The Trump Universe

Every day is Opposite Day. He also "bravely" tries to douse a fire with gasoline to extinguish it.

[MLAA]

26. I read a statement from George's lawyer...

It said something like no comment now but he looked forward to talking at the appropriate time during court proceedings. And remember, in his indictment it was stated the indictment did not include everything.

[Corvo Bianco]

27. Good point. Donald thrives on this enemy-making game

But when the enemy is an FBI informant...