Cold War II: The United States vs Trump and Co. A Russian Affair
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Prosecutors suggested that they might ask a judge to sentence Michael Flynn to prison as doubts have emerged about whether he honored a cooperation deal.
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Prosecutors Could Ask for Prison Time for Michael Flynn
In a reversal, prosecutors hinted that they could ask for prison time for Michael T. Flynn, the president’s first national security adviser.
Prosecutors suggested that they might ask a judge to sentence Michael Flynn to prison as doubts have emerged about whether he honored a cooperation deal.
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Prosecutors Could Ask for Prison Time for Michael Flynn
In a reversal, prosecutors hinted that they could ask for prison time for Michael T. Flynn, the president’s first national security adviser.
Purged before getting Pension. Now indicted. But Trump runs free.
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
I’m here for the scraps
Purged before getting Pension. Now indicted. But Trump runs free.
What charges exactly? This should heavily motivate him to share every ugly detail he knows.
"Lack of candor"
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
I’m here for the scraps
The IC must be compromised to this point as well if they just sit back and take this one."Lack of candor"
Or the FBI rank and File never liked McCabe lol..
No indictment for Comey or Peter Stoke
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
I’m here for the scraps
When an employer tries to do a worker dirty, the rest of their union is supposed to have their back. Strength in numbers, or everyone he hates will get picked off one after another. Even if he’s an a$$hole, they can’t afford to throw him to the wolves, especially when trump will eventually see everyone besides himself as a loose end.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Saw that coming.
Justice Dept. Rejects Andrew McCabe’s Bid to Avoid Charges
Lawyers for Mr. McCabe, who is being investigated over whether he lied to internal investigators about dealings with the news media, had argued that prosecutors lacked evidence to charge him. The lawyers detailed their position to top officials including Jeffrey A. Rosen, the deputy attorney general, who ultimately rejected their view. His deputy, Edward O’Callaghan, who was also present during the discussion, notified Mr. McCabe’s lawyers of the decision, one of the people said.
Lawyers for Mr. McCabe, who is being investigated over whether he lied to internal investigators about dealings with the news media, had argued that prosecutors lacked evidence to charge him. The lawyers detailed their position to top officials including Jeffrey A. Rosen, the deputy attorney general, who ultimately rejected their view. His deputy, Edward O’Callaghan, who was also present during the discussion, notified Mr. McCabe’s lawyers of the decision, one of the people said.
Process crimes. 
Now they're concerned about his privacy?
