[Recovering Ex-hippie]

BEST ELECTION EVER!!!!!!

[elpadre]

Every case those Mueller prosecutors tried need to be closely reviewed. I betcha they are full of false statements and improper charges.

[dp0622]

Now withdraw their jobs from them.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Something is afoot. Strange happenings with Stone and Flynn.

[DoughtyOne]

It’s amazing to me what fervor these guys had going after Stone. All the people in the FBI that were on the record having committed crimes to the level of conspiring against the President of the United States, and nothing. This guy fibs a few times, and my gosh, he was public enemy numero uno.

[A_Former_Democrat]

Every one of those bastards should be disbarred

[Bommer]

Less men were sent in to kill Osama bin Laden than were sent to arrest Roger Stone. The prosecuters and the Judge need to all swing!

[Paladin2]

"Stone is scheduled to be sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Feb. 20."

Tough to believe that her fascist, extremist left-wing, 0bama honor will not send him up the river.

[vigilence]

The Demedia is portraying this as the prosecutors resigning in protest of the reduction in a just recommended sentence due to interference from Barr/Trump when actually they got caught exceeding sentencing guidelines and chose to resign when their political excess was learned.

[digger48]

Dis Adam Schitt write the script for these prosecutors to follow?

They overcharge
They overreach with the sentence
They lied to the DOJ

And, when called out for it by Barr, which they knew would happen, they all make BIG news by publicly resigning

This just reeks of a plan to find another way to harass Barr (and Trump) as they get closer to the Ukraine Scandal

Schitt probably already has Articles of Impeachment written up for Barr, waiting to fill in the blanks

[cookcounty]

Would like to see comparatives for others convicted of similar convictions.

[TigersEye]

There’s a bit of a chill in the air these days. I think the storm is almost here.

[Tallguy]

Prosecutors Aaron Zelinsky (pdf), Jonathan Kravis (pdf), Adam C. Jed (pdf), and Michael Marando (pdf) filed notices withdrawing from the case on Feb. 11. The move follows the department’s decision to override the sentencing recommendation of seven to nine years made by the federal prosecutors.

C'Mon boys! Old-time hockey! (Wimps)

[gunsequalfreedom]

Both got themselves in trouble by talking to the investigators. They should have taken the 5th, not said a single word.

[rawcatslyentist]

"tampering with a witness, obstructing justice, and lying in the context of a congressional investigation on matters of critical national importance are not crimes to be taken lightly.”
Unless you are DS, then feel free!

[Ancesthntr]

Well, bye!

[dead]

This feels like the part in the movie where a few hundred heavily armed soldiers start jogging into place outside the bad guys headquarters, while they’re sitting inside unaware and planning their next move.

[Gargantua]

GO TRUMP GO!!!!!!!!!

[piasa]

Hmm... Jonathan Kravis....

http://www.whitehouse.gov/EthicsPledgeWaiversReleasedbytheWhiteHouse/
ETHICS PLEDGE WAIVERS RELEASED BY THE WHITE HOUSE
Jocelyn Frye, Director of Policy and Projects in the Office of the First Lady
Cecilia Muñoz, Director of Intergovernmental Affairs in the Executive Office of the President
William Lynn, Deputy Secretary of Defense
Valerie Jarrett, Senior Advisor to the President
Jonathan Kravis, Associate Counsel, White House Counsel’s Office
Chris Weideman, Associate Counsel, White House Counsel’s Office

2 posted on 9/5/2009, 5:20:51 PM by Cindy

[piasa]

That is, they permit certain Executive Branch appointees to work on particular matters that may involve persons with which the appointees formerly had a professional relationship because there was a compelling public interest in allowing it. In each case, it was determined by an agency ethics officer after careful review that the public interest in permitting the appointee’s participation outweighed any appearance concerns.