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originally posted by: soberbacchus
originally posted by: Wardaddy454
originally posted by: soberbacchus
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: soberbacchus
Uhm no.. the left kept claiming he would flip on TRump.
As for pardons TRump can end it now by issuing the pardon to negate the second trial.
By "end it" you mean Paul Manafort being convicted for Bank and Tax Fraud charges that any Trump Supporter who hasn't golfed with the President would go to jail for?
Or by "end it" do you mean Trump's time in the WH?
I don't see Trump as that loyal of a guy.
But hey, I kind of hope he goes for it.
I wonder why Manafort was allowed to walk for so long committing all this fraud. Hmm.
He never had an incredibly qualified Special Counsel team crawling up his butt and tracing his dozens of shell and shelf companies that he was laundering money through.
That seems obvious?
originally posted by: xtradimensions
originally posted by: crtrvt
originally posted by: xtradimensions
a reply to: crtrvt
Wrong trial. That was Cohen, not Manafort.
Easy to get the criminals in trump's inner circle who were convicted of federal crimes today confused, excuse me!
The timing is interesting. For an average American who only follows the news on a loose basis, it could be confusing with both Manafort and Cohen having resolution (found guilty and pleaded guilty respectively) on the same day in the same news cycle.
originally posted by: crtrvt
originally posted by: xtradimensions
originally posted by: crtrvt
originally posted by: xtradimensions
a reply to: crtrvt
Wrong trial. That was Cohen, not Manafort.
Easy to get the criminals in trump's inner circle who were convicted of federal crimes today confused, excuse me!
The timing is interesting. For an average American who only follows the news on a loose basis, it could be confusing with both Manafort and Cohen having resolution (found guilty and pleaded guilty respectively) on the same day in the same news cycle.
8 guilty charges each
8th month of 2018
80 years in federal prison facing Manafort
Wait does Q know about this #?? π
originally posted by: Arnie123
Most likely will pardon him.
originally posted by: Willtell
Understandable why they took so long. When you have 18 counts you have to vote on each count.
Trump will pardon him.
originally posted by: Grambler
well manafort seemed like an incredibly shady character, and I have no doubt he probably did committ the financial crimes he was found guilty of.
So he deserves the punishment.
originally posted by: Arnie123
Most likely will pardon him.
originally posted by: Willtell
Understandable why they took so long. When you have 18 counts you have to vote on each count.
Trump will pardon him.
originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: Willtell
This dude is guilty of,
On Tuesday, a jury in Virginia convicted former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort on eight federal felony charges, including five tax fraud charges, two bank fraud charges, and one charge of hiding foreign bank accounts, related to his work for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.
If Trump pardons him that'll be the final nail in his coffin.
originally posted by: crtrvt
originally posted by: xtradimensions
originally posted by: crtrvt
originally posted by: xtradimensions
a reply to: crtrvt
Wrong trial. That was Cohen, not Manafort.
Easy to get the criminals in trump's inner circle who were convicted of federal crimes today confused, excuse me!
The timing is interesting. For an average American who only follows the news on a loose basis, it could be confusing with both Manafort and Cohen having resolution (found guilty and pleaded guilty respectively) on the same day in the same news cycle.
8 guilty charges each
8th month of 2018
80 years in federal prison facing Manafort
Wait does Q know about this #?? π
originally posted by: neo96
originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: Willtell
This dude is guilty of,
On Tuesday, a jury in Virginia convicted former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort on eight federal felony charges, including five tax fraud charges, two bank fraud charges, and one charge of hiding foreign bank accounts, related to his work for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.
If Trump pardons him that'll be the final nail in his coffin.
How do you figure?
Presidents can pardon who ever the eff they want, and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
With 10 counts declared a mistrial the others are subject to change.
If I was Trump I'd pardon Manafort,Flynn,Cohen just out of spite.
originally posted by: narrator
a reply to: neo96
3 lives destroyed because of the left wing? You don't think people should be held accountable for the crimes they commit?