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Prosecutor withdraws from Roger Stone case

Tanngrisnir said:
LOL! Thanks for admitting that you're being laughably dishonest about any magical 'corruption' on the part of the Obama admin and you haven't the slightest clue about what's happening in the Flynn case.

The IG report has been out for some time now. Pretty much shoots down what you're bloviating about in flames.
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What IG report relates to the Flynn case?

Seriously...the more you post, the more you show you know nothing.
 
Mycroft said:
What IG report relates to the Flynn case?

Seriously...the more you post, the more you show you know nothing.
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The IG report about the origins of the Russia probe utterly demolishing your frothy nonsense about how is was corrupt.

Seriously, since you don't know what you're talking about, why talk?
 
Tanngrisnir said:
Huh. Apparently linking to things isn't your strong suit.
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It's the boldface thing that starts with "https" - you just click on it.

You're welcome.
 
Ikari said:
lol

Trump criticizes the sentencing, and then all of a sudden his DOJ withdraws its initial guidance. Seriously, folks...is there ANYONE out there who doesn't yet understand what the corrupt Trump administration did?
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The President is the chief law enforcement officer in the country.

As such, the president has the power to pardon, so....

But yeah, get bent out of shape over sentencing guidelines. :roll:
 
Tanngrisnir said:
The IG report about the origins of the Russia probe utterly demolishing your frothy nonsense about how is was corrupt.

Seriously, since you don't know what you're talking about, why talk?
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The IG hasn't presented a report about the origins of the Russia probe. That's what Durham is investigating. In fact, the IG CAN'T investigate the origins of the Russia probe because he doesn't have the ability to get information from anyone who won't voluntarily give it.

In any case, the origins of the Russia probe are irrelevant to the Flynn case and to the Stone case.
 
jmotivator said:
The President is the chief law enforcement officer in the country.

As such, the president has the power to pardon, so....

But yeah, get bent out of shape over sentencing guidelines. :roll:
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When Trump has crossed whatever your red-line is, it will be too late ............
 
Mycroft said:
One last hurrah by the people who ran the Mueller investigation. (You do realize that Mueller didn't run that witch hunt, right?)

Flynn is about to walk without a conviction, too.

Seriously, folks...is there ANYONE out there who doesn't yet understand what the corrupt Obama administration did? If there is, well...Durham will set you straight. (probably around October)
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I was hearing that Durham sh** 6 months ago from you. Now it's October. We'll assess it when it happens.
 
Rexedgar said:
When Trump has crossed whatever your red-line is, it will be too late ............
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They don't have a red-line for Trump, only excuses.
 
Rexedgar said:
When Trump has crossed whatever your red-line is, it will be too late ............
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Your scare declaration is laughable when your side is feverishly running around drawing red lines on the normal, mundane and precedented.
 
The AntiDonald said:
I was hearing that Durham sh** 6 months ago from you. Now it's October. We'll assess it when it happens.
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You were lurking six months ago...right?

LOL!!

And you STILL don't understand what the corrupt Obama administration did, do you?
 
jmotivator said:
Your scare declaration is laughable when your side is feverishly running around drawing red lines on the normal, mundane and precedented.
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You have no idea what “my side” is.
 
Three prosecutors now!
 
Third prosecutor of four on Roger Stones case resigns. This is very telling about the corruption in W. Barr's DOJ. Have we ever seen this before? Donny needs to STFU about federal prosecutions. It's wrong.
 
This miscarriage of justice is a result of a late night tweet from Trump! This is precisely how a banana republic works!!
 
jmotivator said:
The President is the chief law enforcement officer in the country.

As such, the president has the power to pardon, so....

But yeah, get bent out of shape over sentencing guidelines. :roll:
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NO, you are dead wrong. The president has NO RIGHT to interfere with the workings of our legal system. That's what a DICTATOR does, that's exactly what a dictator does!!
 
Mycroft said:
One last hurrah by the people who ran the Mueller investigation. (You do realize that Mueller didn't run that witch hunt, right?)

Flynn is about to walk without a conviction, too.

Seriously, folks...is there ANYONE out there who doesn't yet understand what the corrupt Obama administration did? If there is, well...Durham will set you straight. (probably around October)
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Is that how you think the federal judge in this case will view these prosecutors withdrawing?
 
Mueller Prosecutor Departs DC Team After Setting Sentencing Trap in Roger Stone Case…
Posted on February 11, 2020 by sundance

CBS News Catherine Herridge reported earlier that top DOJ officials were stunned by the 7 to 9 year prison sentence recommendation; and that DC prosecutors were rogue in this decision and had not informed DOJ leadership.

Additional reporting from Herridge said the DOJ informed the court “they would clarify its position later today with the court after calling the 7-9 year sentencing recommendation for lying and obstructing congress “extreme, excessive and grossly disproportionate to Stone’s offenses.”

Hours later Aaron Zelinsky, who worked as a prosecutor for Team Mueller, “resigned effective immediately… as a Special Assistant US Attorney for the District of Columbia,” according to a filing in the Roger Stone case:

It looks like the over-the-top sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone was a planned set-up by Aaron Zelinsky et al, to force AG Bill Barr to step-in and reduce the sentence; thereby giving fuel to those in media/lawfare who are accusing AG Barr of political influence. This reeks of Lawfare scheming.

However, Zelinsky is only departing the special assistant to DC role, and it appears he is still an assistant US attorney for the District of Maryland.

The Robert Mueller team assembly was a den of snakes. However, they may have just overplayed their hand on this one. The seven to nine year sentence recommendation for Roger Stone is so over-the-top even Democrats are admitting it.


Mueller Prosecutor Departs DC Team After Setting Sentencing Trap in Roger Stone Case… | The Last Refuge
 
Mycroft said:
The IG hasn't presented a report about the origins of the Russia probe. That's what Durham is investigating. In fact, the IG CAN'T investigate the origins of the Russia probe because he doesn't have the ability to get information from anyone who won't voluntarily give it.

In any case, the origins of the Russia probe are irrelevant to the Flynn case and to the Stone case.
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Yes, Horowitz already submitted his report and it cleared the FBI and confirmed the origins of the investigation. You're in completely over your head again.
 
Common Sense 1 said:
Mueller Prosecutor Departs DC Team After Setting Sentencing Trap in Roger Stone Case…
Posted on February 11, 2020 by sundance

CBS News Catherine Herridge reported earlier that top DOJ officials were stunned by the 7 to 9 year prison sentence recommendation; and that DC prosecutors were rogue in this decision and had not informed DOJ leadership.

Additional reporting from Herridge said the DOJ informed the court “they would clarify its position later today with the court after calling the 7-9 year sentencing recommendation for lying and obstructing congress “extreme, excessive and grossly disproportionate to Stone’s offenses.”

Hours later Aaron Zelinsky, who worked as a prosecutor for Team Mueller, “resigned effective immediately… as a Special Assistant US Attorney for the District of Columbia,” according to a filing in the Roger Stone case:

It looks like the over-the-top sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone was a planned set-up by Aaron Zelinsky et al, to force AG Bill Barr to step-in and reduce the sentence; thereby giving fuel to those in media/lawfare who are accusing AG Barr of political influence. This reeks of Lawfare scheming.

However, Zelinsky is only departing the special assistant to DC role, and it appears he is still an assistant US attorney for the District of Maryland.

The Robert Mueller team assembly was a den of snakes. However, they may have just overplayed their hand on this one. The seven to nine year sentence recommendation for Roger Stone is so over-the-top even Democrats are admitting it.


Mueller Prosecutor Departs DC Team After Setting Sentencing Trap in Roger Stone Case… | The Last Refuge
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Mmmmm... that's some delicious paranoia.
 
Catherine Herridge
@CBS_Herridge
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#RogerStone Senior DOJ official tells @CBSNews
Department was shocked to see sentencing recommendation Stone case. This is not what was briefed to Dept. The Dept. believes recommendation is extreme, excessive, grossly disproportionate to offenses...#DEVELOPING

https://twitter.com/CBS_Herridge/status/1227286163939000320
 
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