21 days allows for this to be dealt with well before the election.
It does. Sullivan could dismiss on day 21, but I’m not stupid enough to bet on that happening.
The 21 days before the conference was mandated by the rules, hence I can’t get too worked up about it.
What does trouble me is that the scheduling order seems to allow amicus briefs from anyone, not just the TDS friend Sullivan chose, and even worse, to mandate that any brief by Flynn/the government submitted in response to public filings must be a joint filing coordinated with Sullivan’s pet TDS amicus.
This is certainly a banana republic move, but the (DC) fix is already in. How can any argument that this isn’t further prejudicing Flynn pass the slightest laugh test.
I have read that Pientka may have the original FBI 302 document. If that’s the case, it clearly shows Flynn was set up. That will blow up in Sullivan’s face. Let’s hope this is true. Graham’s staff interviewed Pientka and people are wondering why the rest of the committee were not involved. Graham is either part of the solution or he is part of the problem. Jury;s out on that.
I have read that Pientka may have the original FBI 302 document. If that’s the case, it clearly shows Flynn was set up. That will blow up in Sullivan’s face. Let’s hope this is true. Graham’s staff interviewed Pientka and people are wondering why the rest of the committee were not involved. Graham is either part of the solution or he is part of the problem. Jury;s out on that.
I have read that Pientka may have the original FBI 302 document. If that’s the case, it clearly shows Flynn was set up. That will blow up in Sullivan’s face. Let’s hope this is true. Graham’s staff interviewed Pientka and people are wondering why the rest of the committee were not involved. Graham is either part of the solution or he is part of the problem. Jury;s out on that.