The whole having to sell his house in order to pay people who had him plead guilty to a crime he didn’t commit thing probably didn’t wear well over time.
that kabuki gets him another 6 month or whatever reprieve from sentencing.
maybe the end game is coming?
My guess..DiGenova
I tell you, every day, another turn.
I hope its Powell.
Rice's email purported to document part of the strange meeting Obama held.
Rice was nervous about the fact that, at the president’s direction, she had failed to “share information fully as it relates to Russia” with President Trump’s incoming national security team........
NOTE: Rice was being replaced by Gen Flynn.
Her actions violated longstanding American tradition. Outgoing administrations have always cooperated in the transition to a new administration, whether of the same or the opposing party, especially on matters relating to national security.
Susan Rice is far from the brightest bulb on the tree, but she was well aware that by concealing facts ostensibly relating to national security from her counterpart in the new administration–General Michael Flynn–she was, at a minimum, violating longstanding civic norms.
If she actually lied to Flynn, she could have been accused of much worse. So Rice wanted to be able to retrieve her email, if she found herself in a sticky situation, and tell the world that she hid relevant facts about Russia from the new administration on Barack Obama’s orders.
What were the secrets that Obama wanted to keep from the new Trump administration?
We can easily surmise that
<><>the Steele memo was paid for by the Democratic Party;
<><>that the FBI had to some degree collaborated with Steele;
<><>that the Clinton campaign had fed some of the fake news in the dossier to Steele;
<><>that Comey’s FBI had used Steele’s fabrications as the basis for FISA warrants to spy on the Trump campaign.
These were among the facts that Obama and his minions didn’t want Michael Flynn and Donald Trump to know. Susan Rice, we can infer, was told to keep these secrets, and if anyone ever asked why she had failed to disclose them to Michael Flynn and others on Trump’s team, or even lied to those people, she would have the defense that President Obama ordered her to do it.
There may be more to it than this. The redacted paragraph likely contains more information about what it was that Rice wasn’t supposed to tell the Trump team. One of these days, we will learn what was blacked out.
The fact that Michael Flynn was Susan Rice’s counterpart in the incoming administration may also be significant. We know that the FBI agents who interviewed General Flynn–even Peter Strzok!–reported that they didn’t think he had lied about anything.
And yet, Obama’s DOJ and Bob Mueller’s “investigation”–basically a continuation of Obama’s corrupt Department of Justice under another, less accountable name–persecuted Flynn to the point where he finally pled guilty to a single count of lying to the FBI in order, as he says, to end the madness and the financial drain.
Why were the Democrats so determined to discredit General Flynn? Perhaps because they wanted to pre-empt any outrage that may otherwise have followed on revelations that the Obama administration’s National Security Advisor hid important facts from Gen Flynn, her successor, during the transition, and may have lied to him about those facts, in violation of all American tradition.
A little slow on the breaking news. The story was first posted 2 hours ago.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3754945/posts
But FOXNEWS will report it five days later. /s
Never understood why Flynn hired the law firm Covington & Burling in the first place. It is closely tied to the Democratic party. His attorney’s could have had the charges dismissed within a month or two. Instead, they worked against his interests and milked him for everything he owned.
I suspect Flynn’s new attorney will have this case dismissed in short order and then sue the previous attorneys for the fees they charged. They should also be disbarred.
Avenatti?
Only kidding.
“DiGenova?.............Dershowitz?............... “
Good guesses. Wouldn’t Geoffrey Feiger be a hoot?
Better very late in the game than not at all, I suppose.
All that money he’s spent may never be recovered, but when one’s freedom is at stake, you get desperate.
No one wants to end up like Manafort, now packing his one bag for Riker’s Island.
My guess is DiGenova or his wife?????
Avanatti?
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Never understood why Flynn hired the law firm Covington & Burling in the first place. It is closely tied to the Democratic party. His attorney’s could have had the charges dismissed within a month or two. Instead, they worked against his interests and milked him for everything he owned.
I suspect Flynn’s new attorney will have this case dismissed in short order and then sue the previous attorneys for the fees they charged.
Remember when we used to call him Drizzle Shittz. Man that used to make me laugh.
I just have a feeling he wants this sentencing foolishness over. His attorneys keep kowtowing to the DOJ attorneys who want to keep him muzzled.
Remember when we used to call him Drizzle Shittz. Man that used to make me laugh.
Given what we know now, he should sue his prior attorneys for incompetent defense. Seems like they employed the bleed them then plead them tactic. I estimate it cost him something like 250-400 K.
As to whom, DO NOT pick an insider group again. DeGenova would be fine but he is busy making the rounds on TV. Weisenberg would be fine. Problem is, does he have the cash to pay now. If he has to go to the pro bono route, Dershowitz may take it up as a civil rights violation.