Mueller hits Manafort with new obstruction of justice charges
“I stand by my assessment that what we’ve seen so far is light,” said Paul Rosenzweig, a former senior counsel to Starr. But, he added, the new indictment indicates “they have evidence Kilimnik was acting for Manafort” — an important development.
Rosenzweig said he also now expects more drama at a hearing the judge scheduled for next week on the alleged tampering.
“Before this I would have bet against the judge jailing Manafort, but now I’m expecting them to put on a bit more of a show Friday,” said Rosenzweig, now a fellow at the R Street Institute think tank.
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