‘It’s always about driving Trump from office,’ the right says

1. Trump's Enemies Won't Dent Him With Cohen, Manafort

From New York Post: "So how could you expect Trump voters to move away from him? Where would they go?"

2. Did Trump Actually Violate Campaign Finance Laws?

From The Hill: "I have to acknowledge that I am having difficulty understanding the laws as they relate to the allegations made by Cohen against President Trump."

3. It's Always Been About Driving Trump From Office

From Investor's Business Daily: "Democrats have been pining for Trump's impeachment since before he even set foot in the White House. Michael Cohen's guilty plea is just the latest excuse to bring it up."

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