Trump pardons former national security adviser
Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying
to the FBI
Posted By: Dodge Boy, 11/25/2020 4:42:08 PM
President Trump on Wednesday announced he had pardoned his former national security adviser Michael Flynn, ending a three-year legal saga that saw Flynn seek to withdraw a guilty plea for lying to the FBI and a controversial reversal by the Justice Department on his case. Flynn pleaded guilty to a felony in December 2017, admitting that he had misled investigators about details of his conversations with the Russian ambassador during Trump’s presidential transition.
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As CTH has said since our inception, there is only one way out of this mess. Accept the UniParty as a functional one-party apparatus within Washington DC, and start getting serious about a genuine Second Party. Form the “Rebel Alliance”.
Trump pardons former national security adviser
Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying
to the FBI 19 replies
Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying
to the FBI 19 replies
President Trump on Wednesday announced he had pardoned his former national security adviser Michael Flynn, ending a three-year legal saga that saw Flynn seek to withdraw a guilty plea for lying to the FBI and a controversial reversal by the Justice Department on his case. Flynn pleaded guilty to a felony in December 2017, admitting that he had misled investigators about details of his conversations with the Russian ambassador during Trump’s presidential transition.
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CNN reports she didn’t wear a mask while
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Despite the usual lefty slant by the WaPo regarding the Flynn case, great to see he is finally cleared from the evil left and Judge Sullivan. Now, can somebody reimburse him for his losing his life savings over this travesty.