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PS3/ There are associations between Broidy and Trump's mistresses, Broidy and Prince's mercenary companies, Broidy and Michael Cohen, Broidy and George Nader's illicit work with Saudi Arabia and the UAE... this is a *big* get for federal investigators, if they *want* it to be.

PS/ Broidy has a *lot* to tell federal investigators about Trump's illicit dealings in the Middle East. As with pedophile/now-federal-convict George Nader—one of Broidy's chief co-conspirators—if the feds don't cut a deal with Broidy to get info on Trump, Barr has put the fix in.

PS2/ Trump also attacked Barr for not prosecuting Obama, Biden, and Clinton; attacked Pompeo for not aiding Barr in prosecuting Clinton; and attacked Chris Wray for not invalidating the 2020 presidential election by declaring mail-in ballots rife with voter fraud—as they're not.

PS/ Trump also called himself "very clean," "not contagious," and capable of getting COVID-19 and being out of the hospital in "one day" (despite that not happening, and him still being under round-the-clock state-of-the-art care in an advanced medical facility: the White House).

PS/ I guess I'm saying that at some point the Biden campaign has to treat Trump like the paper tiger he is, and his campaign like the sinking ship it is, and his demands as the sad barks they are. That candidate and that campaign have done nothing this fall to be taken seriously.

I do wonder, though, whether a presidential campaign that is 14 points behind and has gotten systematically decimated in two straight debates and is in the midst of deceiving U.S. voters about the health of its candidate gets to dictate terms on *anything at all*?https://twitter.com/JProskowGlobal/status/1314241482484862978 …

(PS2) Remember that in politics, distancing often has to happen slowly if a candidate has spent—say—over four years being a lackey to the person they want to distance themselves from. The early signals—like the ones we're seeing now—are *not* going to be aggressive denunciations.

(PS) We may be *very* close now to Mitch McConnell issuing an official "SAVE YOURSELVES" charge to GOP congressional candidates, as was issued in 2016 after the Access Hollywood tape dropped. In fact, many in his caucus are acting like they've *already* received that instruction.

GOP senators who have in some way thrown Trump under the bus in the last week who never would've done so before Trump went down 14 points to Biden in national polls: Cornyn Ernst McSally McConnell The are jumping off the , because that's what do.

{looking on phone for "rat" and "ship" emojis}https://twitter.com/marianne_levine/status/1314242562643894272 …