The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread

messy said:
Did you hear what the judge said about Michael Flynn today? And did you hear what the NY Attorney General said about the Trump Foundation?
Have we ever seen such a dirty administration, as shown by convictions and guilty pleas? Watergate, maybe and nothing else comes close. Anyone who says otherwise is a flat-out liar or a complete idiot.
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Iran-Contra.
 
Friesland said:
Prosecutors asked for no jail time... or do you mean Killary and OBummer's sentencing. They are going away for a looooooong time. I'm telling you...

Meanwhile, reminder that Felonious Flynn was float as a VP possibility by Individual 1 the Con. Oh Lordy, I hope there are Taps.

Sing it with me Manfred: "Come on without, come on within! You've not seen nothing like felonious Flynn!"

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Ahhh ok.
 
Friesland said:
Prosecutors asked for no jail time... or do you mean Killary and OBummer's sentencing. They are going away for a looooooong time. I'm telling you...

Meanwhile, reminder that Felonious Flynn was float as a VP possibility by Individual 1 the Con. Oh Lordy, I hope there are Taps.

Sing it with me Manfred: "Come on without, come on within! You've not seen nothing like felonious Flynn!"

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FBI always get their man...if they want to.
 
Friesland said:
Tis the season to be jolly... Didn't you know?

Flynn is a traitor. Not true
Trump's charity is corrupt.
Trump's University is corrupt.
Trump's real estate is corrupt.
Trump's family is corrupt.
Trump's followers are corrupt.
Trump is corrupt.

And you all know it to be true.

Love,

Friesland
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Flynn is no traitor.
 
espola said:
Interesting opinion.

Please continue.
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I'll defer to Judge Sullivan & prosecutors:
After this exchange, Judge Sullivan tore into Flynn, calling the charges a “serious offense” and attacking the former Trump official for his work as an unregistered foreign agent on behalf of the Islamist state of Turkey. “Arguably, you sold your country out,” Sullivan fumed.

Progressive pundits’ ears perked up even more when Judge Sullivan asked a Special Counsel prosecutor whether the government believed that his actions rose “to the level of treasonous activity.” When the respondent demurred, Sullivan probed further, asking whether Flynn could have been charged with treason under the Logan Act. Again, the prosecutor would not say.

Soon after the judge broached the topic of “treason,” Flynn requested a recess to have time to confer with his counsel.

When the court hearing resumed, Sullivan emphatically denied the obvious implication of his “treason” questions, perhaps aware that the comments spread like wildfire on social media. “I felt terrible about that,” he said, noting that Flynn’s activity as a foreign agent ended in November 2016 and is thus not directly related to the charges of making false statements two months later.

“Don’t read too much into the questions I asked,” Sullivan continued. “I wasn’t suggesting he was committing treason. I was just curious if he could have been charged. Lots of conspiracy theories out there.”

Kelner followed the judge’s backtrack with a request to delay Flynn’s sentencing, citing his probable testimony in the prosecution of two former associates allegedly involved in his Turkey lobbying efforts. The defense lawyer argued Flynn may be able to “eke out” one last bit of cooperation with the feds before his final sentencing.

“He has held nothing back,” Kelner said. The FARA investigation “is the only area in which there is anything left to give,” he added.

Flynn reached a plea agreement with prosecutors in December 2017, admitting he gave false statements to FBI agents and pledging to testify for the Special Counsel — which was set up ostensibly to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Flynn’s purported false statements were about a phone conversation with Russian ambassador Sergey Kisleyak during Trump’s transition process. Mueller’s prosecutors recommended no jail time for the general, citing his “substantial assistance” to investigators.
 
messy said:
But he knew the country had a whole bunch of angry losers, who are dumb (“I love the uneducated”) and he took advantage of it. Of course, Congress and the courts haven’t really played along, so his efforts to undermine the Republic have continued to fail. He will be an ugly footnote in our history.
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Spigot boy is standing by to save us with more QE to further undermine our country.
 
Lion Eyes said:
I'll defer to Judge Sullivan & prosecutors:
After this exchange, Judge Sullivan tore into Flynn, calling the charges a “serious offense” and attacking the former Trump official for his work as an unregistered foreign agent on behalf of the Islamist state of Turkey. “Arguably, you sold your country out,” Sullivan fumed.

Progressive pundits’ ears perked up even more when Judge Sullivan asked a Special Counsel prosecutor whether the government believed that his actions rose “to the level of treasonous activity.” When the respondent demurred, Sullivan probed further, asking whether Flynn could have been charged with treason under the Logan Act. Again, the prosecutor would not say.

Soon after the judge broached the topic of “treason,” Flynn requested a recess to have time to confer with his counsel.

When the court hearing resumed, Sullivan emphatically denied the obvious implication of his “treason” questions, perhaps aware that the comments spread like wildfire on social media. “I felt terrible about that,” he said, noting that Flynn’s activity as a foreign agent ended in November 2016 and is thus not directly related to the charges of making false statements two months later.

“Don’t read too much into the questions I asked,” Sullivan continued. “I wasn’t suggesting he was committing treason. I was just curious if he could have been charged. Lots of conspiracy theories out there.”

Kelner followed the judge’s backtrack with a request to delay Flynn’s sentencing, citing his probable testimony in the prosecution of two former associates allegedly involved in his Turkey lobbying efforts. The defense lawyer argued Flynn may be able to “eke out” one last bit of cooperation with the feds before his final sentencing.

“He has held nothing back,” Kelner said. The FARA investigation “is the only area in which there is anything left to give,” he added.

Flynn reached a plea agreement with prosecutors in December 2017, admitting he gave false statements to FBI agents and pledging to testify for the Special Counsel — which was set up ostensibly to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Flynn’s purported false statements were about a phone conversation with Russian ambassador Sergey Kisleyak during Trump’s transition process. Mueller’s prosecutors recommended no jail time for the general, citing his “substantial assistance” to investigators.
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Maybe the Judge will tell us how many votes the Russians stole?
 
Hey everybody, how about that Trump Foundation! Why are they closing it down? It did so much good. What did they call it? A piggy bank to enrich Donald and his children? Who here contributed?
 
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