A low recommended sentence for Flynn means highly valuable cooperation.
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Or... it might acknowledge the innocuous nature of his "crime" (sic)
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Really Curly? If HRC had been talking to the Russians in 2008 about lifting sanctions imposed by W
before the inauguration after the aforesaid Russians had assisted the Obama campaign win election, you and every other knuckle dragger would have been “outraged” The red baron’s outrage plane would have been flying figure 8’s for months.
Flynn was never charged with talking to the Russians... just lying about it to the FBI
POLITICO previously reported that lying to the FBI carries a maximum of five years in prison and a fine up to $250,000, but defendants usually get less than the maximum. Judge Sullivan, a Clinton-appointee, is not bound by Flynn's plea agreement which signaled a sentence between zero and six months in custody. Generally you'd get more than this for treason.
That’s what he was charged with in a plea deal.
What he actually did was much worse. Of course not in your world.
By the way how is that 401K looking for next year?
Bullshit. Flynn is a traitor.
I don't use that word lightly - he was the former Director of the DIA, for chrissakes, and knew exactly how his actions were wrong.
He is the least forgivable of this entire bunch, which Matthew Dowd described this weekend as "the Godfather meets One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest."
I'll bet you he gets less than a year and might even get off without any actual time
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True....since he flipped.
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Yup. Full co-operation = short sentence & Flynn, Jr. will skate. If not see Manafort, Paul.
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Now imagine if that had been HRC in 2008 as opposed to Flynn.
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That's a good one. Maybe Don will use the old "innocuous treason" defense.
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Then how did Papadopolus only get two weeks?
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Petit criminel.
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