Ex-Trump adviser Roger Stone arrested in Mueller probe
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Was thinking the same thing! I think Stone's statement of uncontested Loyalty to Trump is his message to Trump that he expects to be taken care of if he gets prison time.
PsychoJag
We Run The SWAC
Yep but what does that say about trump?
jsupop33
Loyalty & Respect
He has zero boundaries. Looks like someone has put an hit out on Manafort
I saw where one NPR Reporter compared some of the language in Stone's emails to language that could be taken right out of the HBO series "The Sopranos!" And in that spirit some of the characters in the Trump Administration kinda remind me of some of those Characters in that Series:
Donald Trump: Tony Soprano
Don, Jr: Christopher
Eric: (Tony's Son) A.J.
Ivanka: Meadow Soprano
Roger Stone: Paulie Walnuts
..............
Donald Trump: Tony Soprano
Don, Jr: Christopher
Eric: (Tony's Son) A.J.
Ivanka: Meadow Soprano
Roger Stone: Paulie Walnuts
..............
Herbert77060
Texas Southern University
I heard that if he is pardoned then he can be called before a grand jury to answer questions and he cannot take the 5th...or something to that affect.
jsupop33
Loyalty & Respect
If he is pardoned. Couldnt he just sit in the grand jury and say nothing. Unless he feels Trump going to screw him over, I just dont see a incentive for him to talk.
Olde Hornet
Well-Known Member
Only a rich white man can get away with this.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/roger-...n-instagram-post-that-seemed-to-target-judge/
Longtime Donald Trump confidant Roger Stone told Judge Amy Berman Jackson he is "heartfully sorry" for an Instagram post on his account depicting the judge and a symbol that resembled crosshairs of a gun. Stone was ordered to court to explain the post and make his case for why the terms of his release shouldn't change.
Stone has been placed under a limited gag order during his criminal trial. He has been charged with seven counts, including witness tampering and misleading federal investigators.
In court Thursday, Stone testified there was no justification for his actions, citing a "lapse in judgment" and the "extreme stress of the situation."
"I've been treated for emotional stress," Stone said, noting his consulting work has been virtually non-existent.
"This is a just a stupid lapse of judgement," Stone testified.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/roger-...n-instagram-post-that-seemed-to-target-judge/
Longtime Donald Trump confidant Roger Stone told Judge Amy Berman Jackson he is "heartfully sorry" for an Instagram post on his account depicting the judge and a symbol that resembled crosshairs of a gun. Stone was ordered to court to explain the post and make his case for why the terms of his release shouldn't change.
Stone has been placed under a limited gag order during his criminal trial. He has been charged with seven counts, including witness tampering and misleading federal investigators.
In court Thursday, Stone testified there was no justification for his actions, citing a "lapse in judgment" and the "extreme stress of the situation."
"I've been treated for emotional stress," Stone said, noting his consulting work has been virtually non-existent.
"This is a just a stupid lapse of judgement," Stone testified.
Herbert77060
Texas Southern University
Do it then say you are sorry.........watch they fall for the okie doke
Tpop33
Well-Known Member
It's always better to ask for forgiveness then permission! Can't tell you how many times in my place of work I have heard this.
Olde Hornet
Well-Known Member
If he was not a wealthy white male, he would be in jail.
It was interesting watching the media talk more about him being cashed strapped than his act of encouraging violence on a judge.
It was interesting watching the media talk more about him being cashed strapped than his act of encouraging violence on a judge.
Trump commutes Roger Stone's sentence
President Donald Trump commuted the prison sentence of his longtime friend Roger Stone on Friday, after Stone was convicted of crimes that included lying to Congress in part, prosecutors said, to protect the President.
www.cnn.com