The evidence continues to accumulate that Avenatti's relentless assault on President Trump and his personal lawyer Michael Cohen is part of the Barack Obama-led anti-democratic insurgency to oust the duly elected 45th president of the United States from the White House.
Avenatti is the Deep State's Plan D or perhaps a plan associated with a letter father along in the alphabet given that plot after Democrat plot against President Trump has failed miserably.
Appearing on TV, Avenatti wears down his opponents by deploying Alinsky's Rule No. 5, one that Trump has long observed in his own battles: "Ridicule is man's most potent weapon." Avenatti routinely mocks Cohen as a "Thug," "Beyond stupid," legally "Radioactive" and "Not that bright," and goes after Cohen's attorney with an ack-ack of insults and slights.
Born Feb. 16, 1972, Michael John Avenatti has a net worth of $20 million, according to Heavy, a figure that seems surprisingly low given his wildly successful career as a top class-action litigator.
David Nold, a Seattle attorney representing several Tully's vendors, filed a complaint against Avenatti with the California State Bar on March 26, accusing him of fraud.
For the record, Avenatti practices law in California and his State Bar No. there is 206929.
Regular TV commentator Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, said Avenatti used to be his law student and has described the attorney as "An adrenaline junkie." Avenatti has expensive, intense hobbies such as racing sports cars.
Avenatti is the Deep State's Plan D or perhaps a plan associated with a letter father along in the alphabet given that plot after Democrat plot against President Trump has failed miserably.
Appearing on TV, Avenatti wears down his opponents by deploying Alinsky's Rule No. 5, one that Trump has long observed in his own battles: "Ridicule is man's most potent weapon." Avenatti routinely mocks Cohen as a "Thug," "Beyond stupid," legally "Radioactive" and "Not that bright," and goes after Cohen's attorney with an ack-ack of insults and slights.
Born Feb. 16, 1972, Michael John Avenatti has a net worth of $20 million, according to Heavy, a figure that seems surprisingly low given his wildly successful career as a top class-action litigator.
David Nold, a Seattle attorney representing several Tully's vendors, filed a complaint against Avenatti with the California State Bar on March 26, accusing him of fraud.
For the record, Avenatti practices law in California and his State Bar No. there is 206929.
Regular TV commentator Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, said Avenatti used to be his law student and has described the attorney as "An adrenaline junkie." Avenatti has expensive, intense hobbies such as racing sports cars.
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