If lying was an art, Michael Cohen would be a Rembrandt. Why does he keep getting a pass?
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If lying were an art form, former Trump fixer Michael Cohen would be its Rembrandt.
Throughout his career, the disbarred lawyer has found powerful clients who valued his reputation for supporting any side that offered the biggest payback.
Now he is accused of yet another lie under oath and the question is whether his current benefactors will again protect him from a criminal charge.
For years, Cohen was the heavy for Donald Trump who threatened everyone from journalists to students with ruin for threatening the former president.
Faced with disbarment and criminal charges, he then became an equally vicious critic of Trump; a human cudgel for Democrats. The most remarkable about his checkered career is the one constant: a long, uninterrupted line of lies upon lies. Indeed, he is now accused of lying about prior lies.
Michael Cohen speaks to reporters after a second day of testimony before a grand jury in Manhattan on March 15, 2023. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
I have been a critic of Cohen for years, going back to work as a legal thug for Trump. That criticism continued after
