FILE - In this May 23, 2018, file photo, Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, leaves the Federal District Court after a hearing, in Washington. As jurors weigh Manafort’s fate in a sprawling financial fraud case taking place in Alexandria, Va., Manafort still has another, separate trial looming in the nation’s capital. Neither case involves allegations of Russian election interference or possible coordination by the Trump campaign, which are at the heart of Mueller’s larger investigation. But President Donald Trump has expressed a keen interest in Manafort’s fate as he seeks to publicly undermine Mueller's probe.

Photo: AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File

‘All the President’s Crooks,’ the left says

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1. Nope, not a witch hunt

From Washington Post: “The jury’s decision is a vindication for the special counsel’s investigation.”

2. All the President’s Crooks

From New York Times: “One of them, Mr. Trump’s own lawyer, has now implicated him in a crime.”

3. It could be Trump’s worst day, ever: Manafort guilty on eight counts

From Washington Post: “Manafort goes down for the count(s).”

The right discusses Mueller's ‘fatal mistake’