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Fox’s Jeannine Pirro: Today’s “Trump Ass-Kisser” Award Winner
This isn’t the first Award presented to Jeannie. In the past, she has been the recipient of fourteen (14) Awards in various categories and the subject of one (1) opinion piece. Those awards and opinion piece are listed at the end of this article and can be viewed by going to the listed categories.
FYI: Jeanie is another in a long list of loser attorneys and/or judges that decided to go into political punditry after learning how difficult it was to earn a dishonest living practicing law after she graduated from Albany Law School in 1975. Therefore, she decided to go into the second most ethical profession (used car salesman No. 1), political punditry.
In an ongoing effort to retain her credibility with The Great Leader as one of his favorite Ass-Kissing Liars, Jeannie decided to appear on a recent (ca. late November 2018) edition of the Fox News’ Fox & Friends Comedy Show.
In this instance, Jeannie engaged in the following discussion with fellow Morons and Trump Ass-Kissers Brian Kilmeade and Ainsley Earhardt in going after Michael Cohen’s guilty plea for lying to Congress.
BRIAN: “What does Michael Cohen’s plea mean, legally!? JEANNIE: “Nothing.” BRIAN: “Nothing? Nothing at all?” JEANNIE: “It means absolutely nothing.” AINSLEY: “So why did he do it.” JEANNIE: “So why did he do it? Because they forced -- this is what happens.” “People don't remember everything. People say things that they can't exactly remember. And then the prosecutors come in and they say you willfully lied. You said this before.” “And then you say, gee, you know, maybe I forgot. I'm not sure.” “Well you have to come up with a reason. Why did you lie? I was trying to align with his messaging.” “Here is the bottom line, Donald Trump is the one who provided this information voluntarily to Mueller regarding the Russia attempt at the tower development in Moscow.” “Donald Trump was not involved in the negotiation.”
Suggesting that admitting to felony perjury is “absolutely nothing” doesn’t pass the involuntary laugh test. I wonder how many times Jeannine stated from the bench while a Judge of the Westchester County Court in New York that “perjury” was basically a nothing-burger when it was committed in her presence.
It could be that Jeannine finds that being found guilty of committing a felony (perjury in this instance) is “nothing” because of her husband’s conviction in federal court on 28 counts of filing a false tax return that involved hiding over $1 million in personal income as business expenses over a 10-year period of time. It goes without saying that Jeannine must have lived the good life while her husband was engaged in serial tax fraud.
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