re: #21 Ace-o-aces

And why exactly should we be complaining that Mueller’s taking the same approach that took down Capone.

Prosecutors couldn’t nail him for the murders, assaults, and running a mafia empire directly, so they went with tax fraud.

Prison is prison once you’re convicted.

And right now, Mueller’s systematically working up the food chain in Trumpworld, and has already nailed two of Trump’s campaign managers (and there’s word that Manafort might be looking to cut a deal ahead of his second of two scheduled trials). Trump’s first NSA and transition chair entered a plea deal. Papadopoulos cut a deal too.

The indictments against Russian hackers are on the books. The evidence continues growing that Trump and his cronies worked and were complicit with Russians in coordinating activities.

Heck, even Roger Stone thinks he’s due to be indicted shortly.

That means two of Trump’s closest long time buddies are indicted and/or convicted.

Oh, and then there’s Trump’s personal lawyer who entered a guilty plea and will see prison time too.

Everyone in Trumpworld is compromised and complicit. The questions are just which crimes did they engage in and how much evidence Mueller can use to convict or force plea deals.