When It Comes to Presidential Wrongdoing, Remedy Often Political
August 25, 2018, 5:15 AM
In the United States, it is said no one is above the law. But what happens when a president is implicated in criminal wrongdoing? The question resonated this week after President Donald Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws, he says at the direction of then-candidate Trump. Historically, dealing with possible criminal activity in the Oval Office has been a mix of the legal and the political, as we hear from VOA National correspondent Jim Malone.Original Article
Previous Post
US Blasts El Salvador for Cutting Ties with Taiwan in Favor of ChinaNext PostWhen It Comes to Presidential Wrongdoing, the Remedy is Often Political
US Blasts El Salvador for Cutting Ties with Taiwan in Favor of ChinaNext PostWhen It Comes to Presidential Wrongdoing, the Remedy is Often PoliticalRelated Posts
ENTER TO WIN YOUR CUSTOM AMERICAN FLAG
Celebrate this Independence Day with RAV! Be sure to tune this Independence Day to watch our special celebration with host, Beau Davidson.
TEXT "CONTEST" TO 75802 to be opted in to future contests, and be entered in to win a free custom flag from our sponsors at Your American Flag Store!
AMERICA 250 - A NEW ERA OF AMERICAN GREATNESS
Join us for this special presentation by America 250 "A New Era Of American Greatness", Thursday at 3PM ET.
WATCH BRICS 2025: THE RIO RESET
