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Varying Views On Comey-Trump Feud As Cohen Struggles With Mueller Probe

 
The President of America was known for his many feuds during his time in office. He had faced constant criticism and some may be justly so.

It was clear however that at times he may have been unjustly criticized. The latest feud between James Comey and himself was just another blow to a President who got more than his share.

The feud was considered personal by some, but it could be said that the Trump had done the same on many occasions.

On one end some felt that Comey was out of line, other felt his comments were warranted.

Trump was also dealing with the pressure that was mounting on his personal lawyer. He could possibly prove a link to getting closer to his business and private affairs. If there was any proving Russian collusion, this might be that link but nothing had been proven at this point.

Cohen’s Denial

Mueller had accused Cohen of traveling to Prague. Cohen out rightly claimed that he never went to Prague.

Sources claimed that Mueller had evidence that Cohen met Russians in Prague during Trump’s political campaign.

It was believed he met with Konstantin Kosachev, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

If this was proven a reality it could be a big blow for Trump and a win for Mueller.

“Trump looks slightly more promising,” Kosachev wrote. “At least, he is capable of giving a shake to Washington. He is certainly a pragmatist and not a missionary like his main opponent Clinton.”

This statement was seen as an indication that he supported Trump over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Election.

However Cohen said “No matter how many times or ways they write it, I have never been to Prague. I was in LA with my son. Proven!”

“Bad reporting, bad information and bad story by same reporter Peter Stone “@McClatchyDC., Cohen tweeted.

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