Trunp commutes friends prison sentence

SlowMotion321

It's good to be the King!

https://www.rte.ie/news/world/2020/0711/1152653-stone-trump-sentence/

ExMachina1000

If you've got Netflix watch "get me roger stone ".

He is some piece of work and proud of it too.

tigger123

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

If you've got Netflix watch "get me roger stone ".

He is some piece of work and proud of it too.

It's an excellent documentary.

ExMachina1000

tigger123 wrote: »

It's an excellent documentary.

Hes like some sort of deranged cartoon character.

Obviously an intelligent and ultra confident person at the back of it all but hes nasty enough

Gods Gift

Draining the swamp is goin well.

SlowMotion321

I'll bet Gislaine Maxwell isn't too worried now!

StackSteevens

Nauseating, but completely inevitable.

The only small positive that I can see in it is that it guarantees us yet another highly outraged, deeply indignant article about the decline of American Civilisation from Tintawn O'Fool in the Irish Times next week!

SlowMotion321

StackSteevens wrote: »

Nauseating, but completely inevitable.

The only small positive that I can see in it is that it guarantees us yet another highly outraged, deeply indignant article about the decline of American Civilisation from Tintawn O'Fool in the Irish Times next week!

I haven't bought a newspaper in years, i got tired of paying to read some idiots opinion!

That's what boards is for:P

suicide_circus

his trial was a pretty dodgy. The forewoman of the jury was a former candidate for congress for the Democrats and fervently and vocally anti Trump, probably not the fairest person to have deciding the fate of a close Trump associate. The judge had previously dismissed a case against Hillary Clinton in relation to Benghazi and is also knee deep in the Democratic party machine.

SlowMotion321

suicide_circus wrote: »

his trial was a pretty dodgy. The forewoman of the jury was a former candidate for congress for the Democrats and fervently and vocally anti Trump, probably not the fairest person to have deciding the fate of a close Trump associate. The judge had previously dismissed a case against Hillary Clinton in relation to Benghazi and is also knee deep in the Democratic party machine.

Don't you dare try dilute my outrage:mad:

StackSteevens

SlowMotion321 wrote: »

I haven't bought a newspaper in years, i got tired of paying to read some idiots opinion!

That's what boards is for:P

Good call.

Currently B.ie claims to have about 360,000 members, so you're guaranteed never to be too far away from an idiot's opinion .................. or loads of them!

Patrick2010

suicide_circus wrote: »

his trial was a pretty dodgy. The forewoman of the jury was a former candidate for congress for the Democrats and fervently and vocally anti Trump, probably not the fairest person to have deciding the fate of a close Trump associate. The judge had previously dismissed a case against Hillary Clinton in relation to Benghazi and is also knee deep in the Democratic party machine.

Was that not the General Flynn trial, who pleaded guilty but then became a free man? Could be wrong. Didn’t know jury foremen could decide the verdict
Stone said on Friday he was under pressure to turn on Trump but didn’t then a day later he’s a free man, coincidence? Donald afraid what he might say?
Seems no point in prosecuting any of Donald’s friends, he’ll just overturn any convictions

Billy Mays

LAW AND ORDER