"It was a state trial"

Please tell me where did he work before working at the DOJ and who did he work woth?

 

You can't fool me. That's Seth Meyers back there.

 

justice.gov/archives
Matthew Colangelo became Acting Associate Attorney General on January 20, 2021.

Prior to his appointment, Mr. Colangelo served in the New York Attorney General’s Office as the Chief Counsel for Federal Initiatives and as Executive Deputy Attorney General for Social Justice. He has been a Distinguished Lecturer at the Georgetown University Law Center, and served in the Obama administration as a Deputy Assistant to President Obama and Deputy Director of the National Economic Council. Prior to that, he served as Chief of Staff to Department of Labor Secretary Tom Perez for three years, and as Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice.

Mr. Colangelo holds a J.D. from Harvard University.

 

He also worked with Bragg previously.

 

Ok, so maybe he was keenly interested in helping to put Trump away, so he quit his job and went to where the action is at. What is improper about that?

 

Please start another stupid thread. Your threads are falling down the chart in D&D.

 

And he did it before Trump was even indicted.

 

My quick take:

Professional, smart DAs hire smart people. The cream of the crop.

Trump hires some dumb a$$es, it seems. (To be fair, even if he hires smart people, he eventually gets them down to his level; still can't believe they went with the MAGA legal losing strategy.)

 

that underscores what a fine job DA Bragg did, hiring some of the best people for this case.

on the flip side, The trst fund baby hired

• the over-matched / inept Alina Habba who
  • had already shown her incompetence in losing the E J Carrol defamation case
  • was repeatedly warned by presiding judges during the proceedings
• Todd Branche, who lacks trial experience

these two carried out Trump's order to attack/embarrass Cohen/ Stormy Daniel; but didn't counter the testifmonies of Pecker and Hope Hicks, who corroborated Cohen's claim that Trump

• had an affair w Daniels
• was in cahoots w National Inquirers' "catch and kill" schemes
• as soon as the Access Hollywood tape was made public, wanted to pay for Daniels silence
• want the CFO to work w Cohen gross-up the payments in installments of $35K

since Trump defense team did not attack Pecker and Hicks, their corroboration cemented the facts,
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most probably, Trump ends up stiffing payments to these 2 lawyers; he go what he pays for

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