You are dead wrong. He was appointed as a Federal Prosecutor by George HW Bush, and served in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Western District of Texas as the San Antonio Division’s Chief of the Major Crimes Division, Chief of the General Drug Division, and Chairman of the Western District Federal and State Health Care Fraud Task Force.
McCrum has also served as a defense attorney for high profile cases. McCrum has been named in "Best Lawyers in America" every year since 2006, and was named as one of "Texas Super Lawyers" from 2007-2011. He is nationally recognized as both an outstanding defense lawyer, as well as an outstanding prosecutor, which is why he was chosen by Judge Billy Ray Stubblefield, who by the way is also a Republican, and who was appointed by Rick Perry himself. To oversee the prosecution Judge Stubblefield appointed Judge Burt Richardson, who is also a Republican, and who is the judge who refused to throw out the remaining charge.
Now, with all that out of the way, do you finally admit you were wrong when you made the claim that the remaining charge had been reduced to a misdemeanor? I've asked that question a few times, but have not heard an answer from you. Are you afraid to answer the question?
