Who wants a constitutional crisis for Christmas?

What you wrote requires more than elaboration it requires facts not simply hopeful speculation. @WoodyAq

@jackjjackson Those are the facts. They can be found in Papadopoulos' guilty plea, Don Jr.'s emails, the Trump Tower meeting attended by Don Jr., Manafort and Kushner, and the lies told by Trump himself (later admitted) about that meeting.

Trump also gave a pair of speeches in which he hinted at the release of information gained from the Russians that we now know coincided with meetings between Trump officials and Russian spies.

The fact of Russian interference has been stipulated to by all major western intelligence agencies, and confirmed by Pompeo, Coates and Bolton (all Trump appointees). It is also laid out in indictments laid out by Mueller against various Russians.

This is all a matter of public record, and has been admitted by Trump's campaign officials, WH lawyers, Don Jr. and Trump himself.

And that's just the stuff that is beyond dispute or speculation. There appears to be more coming. Manafort's sentencing will include evidence of his lies, and he is at the center of the collusion efforts. Then there are the Corsi-Stone indictments. Assange is in play, and there has been an usual spike in sealed indictments that are probably related to this case.

So much more to come. But what we know to be true is enough.

@jackjjackson

Other than Trump’s ties to the American mob, the Russian mob, Russian hookers, The Kremlin, indicted co-conspirators, shady lawyers, tax evading, fraudulent businesses, fake charities, bribes and porn stars ... there is absolutely no there THERE.

(Thank you Bill Maher)

@LvChris Yes. And the lawyers could face charges as well. No wonder Dowd fled.