a pretty clear example of witness tampering — dangling pardons in front of his former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and former campaign chairman Paul Manafort to prevent negative testimony. "When Flynn withdrew from a joint defense agreement with the president, the president's personal counsel stated that Flynn's actions would be viewed as reflecting 'hostility' towards the president. During Manafort's prosecution and while the jury was deliberating, the president repeatedly stated that Manafort was being treated unfairly and made it known that Manafort could receive a pardon," writes Mueller.

Something similar happened with Michael Cohen, after he lied to Congress about Trump's pursuit of a real estate project in Moscow in 2016: "After the FBI searched Cohen's home and office in April 2018, the president publicly asserted that Cohenthe down-ticket impact this all has should the party continue to be fractured by disgruntled people.

What if Gingrich were the frontrunner right now, and it was Romney who had won only one state, and was a distant 3rd place in delegate count. What would you think of Romney if he was trying to rally the forces behind him, essentially giving Gingrich the finger, just so he could continue on being an obstacle for Gingrich getting the eventual nod? Would you respect the man and his followers for sticking to his guns as well as sticking it to the party?

You have Breitbart as your icon. But, you definitely don’t represent his message, which was to support the best candidate in order to beat Obama. He definitely would not support