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That would take years as he's done so many bad things.

It would take too long.

Broader, and ultimately successful, strategy of portraying Clinton's dalliance probably not. It may be better for Trump to avoid trying to obstruct the investigations, since that only risks piling up more obstruction of justice charges. But, coming clean won't help him, in All likelihood. That's because he's guilty of the crime which he seems to have committed.

You may, perhaps, be thinking of Bill Clinton who gave a very public Mia culpa about his affair with Monica Lewinsky. There is a crucial difference here, however. Clinton's Mia culpa was part of a broader strategy of portraying Clinton's affair as a personal piece of misconduct witch, while morally wrong, was not related to his professional behavior and which did not Merrett impeachment. Ultimately, the American people largely bought into this explanation and they did not call for his impeachment. The same can't be said of trump. The alleged misconduct would she is engaged and is directly related to his job. So coming clean won't allow him to become involved of this misbehavior

Be better for America. Save us a lot of time and effort.

Would it be better for Hillary Clinton if she just comes clean and confess ?

He confessed to ruining your girl, Hillary.

You still can't get over it, can you?

I remember how so sure you were that she was going to win.

Then how bitter to learn that your socialist dreams were crushed.

You can't get over it because you haven't found your own dream.

A conservative man would make all your dreams come true. You and the other liberal women. You need a conservative. You need one to satisfy you.

No. Not legally. They might as well slap the cuffs on.

But his fanbase won't care either way.

He more or less did, but he (of course) says he didn't do anything wrong.

Not going to happen. He is a damaged person with no conscience.

Confess to what?  Hurting liberal feelings is not a crime nor is it an impeachable offense