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Plea deal turned into a custodial sentence.Flynn sold his house to pay for increasingly worse representation. Feds now want 6 months in prison.
Called it.
Plea deal turned into a custodial sentence.
Called it.
I mean he has to have grounds to sue Sidney for ing him over, right? But his first team started in with the Qonspiacy talk, so maybe Flynn wanted it all to happen. He's a dumbass either way. I guess just pray for the pardon now.
Surprised the corrupt Christian supremacist Barr, defending Trash from Russian accusation, let the DoJ hit Flynn so hard when Flynn was also colluding with Russia.
Russia hacked burisma company - in ukraine
most definitely to help trump by dispersing fake propaganda to hurt biden- help trump
bernie or warren hopefully get the nomination to up trump / russias cheating
Trash blocked NatSec from telling House Intel Committee
Schiff read it in the press.
“The message here is that they can do this at will and
they don’t expect any pushback or sanctions because of it,”
Frank Figliuzzi, Ex-FBI counterintelligence chief
Russian hackers targeted Burisma amid impeachment inquiry, cyber firm says
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/0...achment-098532
Sorry Darrin. Russia's ongoing and systemic effort... is ongoing and systemic.
Why ever would they target Burisma, do you think? Do tell.
Michael Flynn should get up to 6 months in jail for lying to FBI, prosecutors say
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/0...achment-098532Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's first national security adviser Michael Flynn should serve up to six months in jail, prosecutors told a federal judge on Tuesday, saying Flynn has failed to accept responsibility for his actions and undermined a separate criminal case.
The sentencing memo shows just how harshly the Justice Department responds to Flynn's recent attempts to unravel his guilty plea in the Mueller investigation and says that he sought to thwart the government's investigation into his former business partner, an abrupt turn from Flynn's months of cooperation and public reticence during the special counsel's probe.
"It is clear that the defendant has not learned his lesson," the Justice Department wrote. "He has behaved as though the law does not apply to him, and as if there are no consequences for his actions."
Flynn, 61, is set to be sentenced on January 28, more than two years since he pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators.
"Given the serious nature of the defendant's offense, his apparent failure to accept responsibility, his failure to complete his cooperation in -- and his affirmative efforts to undermine -- the prosecution of Bijan Rafiekian (also known as Bijan Kian) and the need to promote respect for the law and adequately deter such criminal conduct," prosecutors wrote, recommending between zero and six months in jail.
Looks like his dumb lawyer done made them mad.
Your conspiracy theory that Obama spied on the Trump campaign just got deep sixed by Huber, did you catch that?
Biden’s said he has nothing to worry about, why are you worried?
didnt this guy supposedly have to sell his house 2 years ago due to legal bills? that was about 3 months after getting indicted.
and yet he's been able to play this stupid game for the last 2 years just fine? lol
Judge Sullivan probably won’t be thrilled.
Somebody tell Pizzagate it’s just a motion. Judge Sullivan will probably deny it
Where’s my 2 grand got?
Btw, that means Flynn Jr is in legal jeopardy. Because Flynn made the deal in part to save his son from FARA violations. Dumb
spurraider21. ???
Either he knows there’s no pardon or he knows more trouble ahead for him. Or both
That hearing where he reaffirmed his guilty plea will be super difficult to overcome. He's gonna have to say he perjured his ass off that day or was insane or on really strong meds or something.
No worries- remove the guilty plea
and face the ORIGINAL charges
lol
It's quite a gamble on its face. Doesn't make much sense as a pardon has to be in the future.
eh. he's withdrawing on the grounds that the government breached the plea deal, and their brief cited some precedent for that.
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