Here's what I think is going on with the Cohen raid. I think the main purpose is to isolate Trump from his personal lawyer and discourage other attorneys from considering working with him. Who wants to be subject to this kind of invasion? Remember, Joe di Genova backed out after just a few days based on some sudden conflict. Yet, Joe is still extremely Pro-Trump.
Secondly, Cohen has an office at the Trump Tower. I think it's extremely suspicious that they raided his office shortly after the fire. What a distraction. Did they start the fire to force Cohen to leave the building? He was there when the fire started.
Third, whatever they're looking for, some fake crime to pin on Trump, they got a judge to sign off on the warrant based on something to do with Stormy Daniels. I'm guessing they're looking for some payment from Cohen to the mysterious man who she alleges threatened her in a parking lot in 2011. Stormy's attorney said they will be issuing sketches of that man in the next day or two. The timing seems right. Remember, Stormy's attorney worked for Rahm Emanuel, Biden and the Saudi prince who hates Trump. He is well connected.
Finally, the raid gives Mueller access to all confidential information between Trump and his private attorney. Nobody has more information on Trump than Cohen. Nobody. Cohen does not work for the White House. This is a fishing expedition looking for new crime to hang on Trump. Something to use for midterms. Something to use for 2020. I guarantee they have nothing. Mueller could be trying to get fired. Another possibility. Doesn't matter now. Mueller has all the documents. Pushing Trump to fire him, isolating him, and then impeaching him.
No matter how you cut it this is a mockery of Justice and a desperate attempt by the left to avoid what's coming out soon in the IG report. I could be wrong, and this could be all some white hat maneuver. But it sure didn't feel like that today. Can you imagine the outrage if special prosecutor Kenneth Starr had conducted a raid on the office of David Kendall, the personal attorney for then-President Bill Clinton?
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