lin
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lin, I think you are right about Cindy - it's her way. But this is probably the worst possible thing that somebody could ever face, so it's important to get a good grip on one's emotions and act accordingly, whether that may involve pharmaceutical relief, counseling, etc. You can't fly off the handle on camera time and again and not have it negatively impact your stance in the matter, whatever it may be. At least KC had the sense to listen to counsel and STFU. If I were BC, I would call a Come to Jebus meeting with my clients and lay down the law of the way it was going to be if they wanted my continued representation. Somebody on here, can't remember who, too late to look, mentioned they As need an intervention, and that's exactly how I see it too. They are falling into the precipice, and they need to get hauled back into reality. It is not the World According to Cindy with George in tow. I try to put myself in their shoes, and I do empathize, but they have to change the way they react to the public, the media, LE, everybody.
That's the thing, I think it's always been CA's way or the highway in that house, with GA in tow even. I don't think she's changed at all. That behavior just seems to be too knee-jerk, automatic. While I 100% agree there needs to be a come to Jesus meeting, I strongly suspect that MN had one, at least, before he quit. He seemed quite frustrated.
I have put myself in their shoes and stuck up for them to the point of strong debates with some of those closest to me. But their get-out-of-outrageousness-and-lying-their-tails-off card expired with me many moons ago. Like many others, I wanted to see them for the victims they refuse to be. Instead, they are intent on abusing and manipulating all who have tried to help them; mistreating the public; and complying with laws when/if it's convenient and/or not in conflict with anything else on CA's to-do list.