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Crime: Trump-Cohen Conspire with Russia to Throw 2016 Election

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By Michael Alan Prestwood

Tue 22 Jan 2019
Published 8 years ago.
Updated 5 months ago.
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Crime: Trump-Cohen Conspire with Russia to Throw 2016 Election

Trump conspired with Russia as early as Nov 2015 to Throw the 2016 Election for Trump in Exchange for Trump Tower Moscow. A Russian national who claimed ties to the Kremlin told Michael Cohen, Trump’s personal attorney, in November 2015 that Trump can rely on the Russian government for both Trump’s business and political prospects. They discussed synergy which is another word for collusion and conspiracy.

Verified: In court documents. Plus, on Dec 1, 2018, the Kremlin confirmed Cohen contacted the Kremlin twice to discuss the Trump Tower Moscow project during this time period.

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