The ONLY REASON the prosecutors are saying that there is still an investigation is so they won't have to answer any questions. Then when the judge pointed out that if there are more cases there isn't a deal, the prosecutors said there are no more potential charges.
The DOJ got hoist by its own petard.
See: https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4170643/posts?page=32#32
Actually, I made my post at 2:22pm, and Turley was interviewed 2 hours before that.
So, all I can say is great minds think aloke!
The Hunter plea deal presented for the court’s consideration was so meager that it did not even reach the level of a ‘limited hangout.’
A “limited hangout” is a public relations technique in which a perp who wants to cover up a major crime will admit to a very small portion of the crime in order to claim that the issue has been put to rest.
Nonprofit org Marco Polo put emails from Hunter’s laptop online
and submitted a 630-page report summarizing its infamous contents.
<><>MP famously said that judges are not obligated to accept plea deals
even if prosecutors and the defendant agree on them.
<><>that the plea deal, if accepted, makes a mockery of the phrase ‘slap on the wrist,’
<><>it will also send a sobering message that nepotism and proximity to political power determines outcomes in our criminal justice system.
MP found evidence for, at the very least, 459 violations of
state and federal laws and regulations on Hunter’s device as follows:
<><>140 business-related crimes,
<><>191 sex-related crimes,
<><>128 drug-related crimes.
These instances of criminal wrongdoing are supported by primary source evidence: emails, photos, videos, text messages, audio files, et al.