Andrew McCarthy wrote an interesting article Saturday, advising the President might be better served to watch out for the SDNY investigation, rather than the Mueller probe.

Interesting in its own right, McCarthy brought up an aspect of conspiracy law that could be problematic for Democrats who oppose stronger border security, with a border wall.

He refers to it as a “black-letter doctrine of criminal law” and ramifications are huge.

“Once a conspiracy is established, only a slight connection to the conspiracy is necessary to support conviction. That is, to prove a conspirator is guilty, prosecutors need not show that he participated from the start, was acquainted with all the other conspirators, knew all the details, or was involved in all the misconduct.” (u/l added)

Reports claim Democrats and/or their lawyer buddies have received payoffs from Mexican cartels…if such payments are provable, it’s more than a slight connection.

Hmmmm…