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9 is surprisingly high. And prosecutors can recommend sentences lower than the guidelines, or on the low in of the range.
Pretending like 9 years wasn't a surprisingly high recommendation is disingenuous.
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9 is surprisingly high. And prosecutors can recommend sentences lower than the guidelines, or on the low in of the range.
Pretending like 9 years wasn't a surprisingly high recommendation is disingenuous.
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Back at ya
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Pretending like Roger Stone’s rampant crimespree doesn’t warrant it is what’s disingenuous. If he didn’t want a guideline sentencing recommendation, maybe he shouldnt have threatened a witness in addition to his 6 other felonies.
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How many years, in prison, do you think is reasonable under these circumstances? Serious question.
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You can keep this weird thing you’ve got going of questioning if I’m black. I was on Twitter for years, people on this site know me in real life... I’m not even sure what you’re getting at here.Yes, this whole thread is full of people caping for Roy Moore, Roger Stone and Donald Trump page after page. More disingenuous ********.
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Ok, good to now. Proceeding...
The narcissist playbook.
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Roger Stone’s obstruction was successful. He’ll likely get pardoned and prosecutors were never able to fully lay out what Stone was trying to hide by committing 7 felonies.
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Man shut the hell up. That doesn't explain why you edited my post.
You got called out on trolling, and now you want to act innocent.
Spare me
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7-9. I’d give more but that’s why I’m not a judge. Obstruction and false statement charges in general should carry far higher sentences.
The guideline for 1 false statement charge is what, 0 to 6 months? That’s ridiculous.
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CNN's Toobin: Roger Stone Sentence Recommendation "Excessive"
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CNN's Toobin: Roger Stone Sentence Recommendation "Excessive"
CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin argued the prosecution's suggested sentencing period for Roger Stone is excessive in an interview Wednesday on 'CNN New Day.' JOHN BERMAN, CNN HOST: All right. We have a developing story for you this morning. Just moments ago, President Trump congratulated the...
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It is funny he keeps doing this. Even after you directly told him you are not white
Yes, this whole thread is full of people caping for Roy Moore, Roger Stone and Donald Trump page after page. More disingenuous bull****.
But catches an attitude when people do it to him.
Dude is a grade-A hypocrite.
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Yes, this whole thread is full of people caping for Roy Moore, Roger Stone and Donald Trump page after page. More disingenuous bull****.
Same for me. Which is why have no issue saying that I'm black. Like I say, you don't answer the question but then pretend like you know me and call me white... it's ridiculous. If you don't bring my race up, I won't bring yours up.
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I’ll continue to call you White Walker as long as you cape for Roger Stone, Roy Moore, and Donald Trump at every turn. You can ask about my race a million more times... it’ll just be weird.
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I didn't call him white. I asked what his race was, after he said "White Walker" a phrase the echo chamber has seemed to catch on to. Which I'm sure wasn't a racial jab/GOT reference... After I said I was black.
So pretending like I'm doing this out of nowhere is disingenuous. But you know that.
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CNN's Toobin: Roger Stone Sentence Recommendation "Excessive"
CNN's Toobin: Roger Stone Sentence Recommendation "Excessive"
CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin argued the prosecution's suggested sentencing period for Roger Stone is excessive in an interview Wednesday on 'CNN New Day.' JOHN BERMAN, CNN HOST: All right. We have a developing story for you this morning. Just moments ago, President Trump congratulated the...
Straight from the NH school of not really reading the links that you post.
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Cool. You calling me names is weird. We can be weird together.
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Watched the video live. It confirms what I said re: the excessive nature of this recommendation by the prosecutors. Which was my initial point.
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He said this after he personally recommended to H.W. Bush to pardon the Iran/Contra conspirators just as they were about to go on trial.
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WW ignores Toobin earlier comments about Stone playing with prosecutors is being insane or playing with fire, he also said prosecutors resigned is unprecedented but he’s just going to ignore that.
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Always amazes me how many of y’all don’t got that clown blocked.
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Didn't ignore it, but it was unrelated to my point re: the excessive sentence recommendation.
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1. That is unrelated to this.
2. After he said he was Bahamian not only did I say my bad, but I have since discontinued any suggestion that he is white.
To pretend like that reaction is synonymous with someone calling me white walker (and expressing they wouldn't stop) after I have expressed I'm black, repeatedly, is again disingenuous. But, as is often the case in here, stuff is more problematic from one side of the aisle than the other.
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