kinda like a preexisting condition?
Posted on 09/24/2020 5:47:39 PM PDT by Hojczyk
btt
Can he sue the government?
I believe Flynn can sue the pants off anyone involved in prosecutorial misconduct.
oh no...please...not a bombshell...hannity will collapse on tv shouting bombshell tomorrow
should the insurance corporation agents
and EXECUTIVES HANG with the seditionists,
assuming anyone in the government
cares and wants to protect the Constitution
before 200 million Americans, waiting for
DECADES for accountability,
descend on the corrupt area known as DC?????
btt
“”””There was no case against General Flynn,” Powell wrote in the new motion. “There was no crime. The FBI and the prosecutors knew that.”””””””””
This is why President Trump took my advice and did not pardon Flynn. Let it play out and expose these crooks.
Does insurance work retroactively?
Powell is one heck of a lawyer.
kinda like a preexisting condition?
What companies sell such insurance?
Would this not be a big red flag???
Who paid for the premiums? Or did these traitors charge it to the taxpayers.????
Isn’t summer over? Or did COVID delay the seasons too???
I would think the insurance companies could refuse to cover because the FBI agents intentionally and knowingly broke the law. The insurance companies could probably sue the FBI agents for fraud.
A government overthrow started 11years ago.
The perpetrators need to be arrested including Obama and Biden.
Hannity just covered this, and Lindsey Graham made it clear that the sub-source for the Steele dossier was a RUSSIAN AGENT!!!
IOW, it was the Obama FBI that was guilty of RUSSIAN COLLUSION!!
I am curious to know just how much coverage they purchased and how much it cost. I find it odd that a public investigators can obtain such insurance without the insurer having an idea of potential risk.
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