@CNN: Dem. Rep. Himes says there may be serious legal or constitutional exposure if reports Trump cut checks to Cohen while in office are true: “Simply doing it is a violation of the law”; There’s evidence the President “may have committed a very serious crime” https://t.co/ZG3OyUvvp7 https://t.co/3WoxhNuJQ0

March 6, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Dem. Rep. Himes says there may be serious legal or constitutional exposure if reports Trump cut checks to Cohen while in office are true: “Simply doing it is a violation of the law"; There's evidence the President "may have committed a very serious crime” https://t.co/ZG3OyUvvp7 pic.twitter.com/3WoxhNuJQ0

— CNN (@CNN) March 7, 2019

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@CNN: “One tweet later, one policy later, a complete reversal”: Republican Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner blasts Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ memo on marijuana policy, a move that would nix Obama-era rules that leave states alone that legalize pot https://t.co/rz3O4Pfj9C https://t.co/eCGqWzj4et

@CNN: Jayme Closs rescued herself. Should she get the $50,000 reward money? https://t.co/vsemwZZoj2 https://t.co/K6vNSDdSMU

@CNN: The Republican nominee for a US House seat in New Jersey has said diversity leads to Muslims killing Christians and that Kwanzaa is a fake holiday made by black racists to divide America https://t.co/eVa9jJ9Pqc https://t.co/h8rPYo6TF5

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@CNN: Attorney General Jeff Sessions addressed allegations of bias at the FBI amid controversy over text messages exchanged between two bureau officials, and promised he is tackling problems “head on, not sweeping them under the rug” https://t.co/hG8OyA9xi6 https://t.co/zw3r5Ls5dI

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