Barr Installs Outside Prosecutor to Review Case Against Michael Flynn, Ex-Trump Adviser

[Anonymous]

Trump is playing CNN like a fiddle

[Anonymous]

why weren't FBI agents charged with lying? Comey did some pretty unsavory things, too. Why? politics

Turley's take:


https://thehill.com/opinion/criminal-justice/495405-michael-flynn-case-should-be-dismissed-to-preserve-justice#.XqsCytnlVQs.twitter

[Anonymous]

Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

Plead down from what charge? Specifics and evidence, please.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

"If you don't plead we will prosecute your son."
no railroading here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

Plead down from what charge? Specifics and evidence, please.

LOL https://www.justice.gov/file/1015121/download

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

"Russian Collusion" was not a false attack. Mueller could not come to a conclusion, but he couldn't rule it out. So, it's not false.

It was based on a false premise. Period. There was no collusion. Except of course from the Clinton campaign and the DNC who paid for Russian disinformation. And, oddly, Mueller chose not to include that in his investigation. Wonder why?

The Stone warrants show that Trump's campaign was awash in foreign influence. Illicit foreign influence. Flynn was a part of that.

Why wasn't he charged with conspiracy? Why wasn't ANYONE charged with conspiracy?

"Unindicted co-conspirator #1"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

Plead down from what charge? Specifics and evidence, please.

LOL https://www.justice.gov/file/1015121/download

That is what he plead to. What did he "plead DOWN" from? In other words, what charges were dropped?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

"If you don't plead we will prosecute your son."
no railroading here.

Its called hardball. If his son had no liability in this he would not have much to worry about. What gets me about all these grifters including trump is even if they get caught they want to be exonerated. These people are not patriots and if they really were they would shut up play the game and take there lumps.

[Anonymous]

Seems the FBI field office was going to close down the investigation having found no incriminating evidence. This made someone mad. Strzok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

"If you don't plead we will prosecute your son."
no railroading here.

Its called hardball. If his son had no liability in this he would not have much to worry about. What gets me about all these grifters including trump is even if they get caught they want to be exonerated. These people are not patriots and if they really were they would shut up play the game and take there lumps.

He didn't want his son to go bankrupt defending himself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

"If you don't plead we will prosecute your son."
no railroading here.

Its called hardball. If his son had no liability in this he would not have much to worry about. What gets me about all these grifters including trump is even if they get caught they want to be exonerated. These people are not patriots and if they really were they would shut up play the game and take there lumps.

He went into debt to the tune of $5 million. Seems he ran out of money.
Oh, and his first counsel was totally ineffective. This is the big issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

"If you don't plead we will prosecute your son."
no railroading here.

Its called hardball. If his son had no liability in this he would not have much to worry about. What gets me about all these grifters including trump is even if they get caught they want to be exonerated. These people are not patriots and if they really were they would shut up play the game and take there lumps.

He didn't want his son to go bankrupt defending himself.

He thought the law didn't apply to him...

Shoot up Comet Ping Pong? Fine. Tell the truth to LEOs, nah. That's for little people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

"If you don't plead we will prosecute your son."
no railroading here.

Its called hardball. If his son had no liability in this he would not have much to worry about. What gets me about all these grifters including trump is even if they get caught they want to be exonerated. These people are not patriots and if they really were they would shut up play the game and take there lumps.

He went into debt to the tune of $5 million. Seems he ran out of money.
Oh, and his first counsel was totally ineffective. This is the big issue.

His first counsel got him a deal of no prison time. That's not ineffective, that's excellent.

For some unfathomable reason, he didn't like that deal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Flynn has been treated very gently from the beginning. The FBI tip toed around how to question him, even though he had already lied, and they rightfully suspected he might lie again.
He has been allowed to plead down, and given the lightest possible slap on the wrist for his actions.
Railroaded? Give me a break.

"If you don't plead we will prosecute your son."
no railroading here.

Its called hardball. If his son had no liability in this he would not have much to worry about. What gets me about all these grifters including trump is even if they get caught they want to be exonerated. These people are not patriots and if they really were they would shut up play the game and take there lumps.

He went into debt to the tune of $5 million. Seems he ran out of money.
Oh, and his first counsel was totally ineffective. This is the big issue.

His first counsel got him a deal of no prison time. That's not ineffective, that's excellent.

For some unfathomable reason, he didn't like that deal.

...To plead guilty to a crime he did not commit. No, that is not effective counsel.