tommsteyer

Avenatti convinced the American public he might be a viable choice for running for U.S. president in 2020.

But nobody did a job vetting him for al these interviews.

At the same time Avenatti owed money to campaigns of both dem and GOP candidates and campaigns, he was using client settlements for shopping sprees at Ferrari and Porsche dealerships in Newport Beach.

Even Vogue magazine did a s***ering P.R. piece on Stormy Diddles, while portraying Avenatti as a power player barking at people threateningly on the phone.

Then we hear he threatened a party in a lawsuit. Then we hear he's been arrested in New York for something else. Then today we hear he outright embezzled more than one client to keep the money flowing.

Playa playa.

So Avenatti is now wanted by the IRS, his own clients, former law partners, and even a private jet he half owned was seized. The other half owner was a former client. But Avenatti reasoned that since he got Parrish 39 million in a lawsuit, it was no problem. Avenati inferred he was owed any further interest he might create, (a half interest in the jet that was seized) as a sort of exit fee for that settlement.

If you see the Ponzi scheme of money trail Avenatti has been running, its obvious that he intended Trump to fork over big bucks on the sly to make Stormy go away.

When Trump didn't open the flood gates right away Avenatti talked his way onto every CNN and mcnbc talk show. The infantile and stupid press ate it up. it never occurred to them to see what axes Avenatti had to grind.

The Press looks stupid in Trump season, volume XXIXII.

And that Vogue article makes Anna Wintour appear as the dumbest slunt in the publishing business.

Unless Avenatti had something on HER.