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Wanna explain why FAUX Noise devoted 1 hour, 4 minutes and 45 seconds to this moron's expose of Acorn, yet were only able to squeeze 4 minutes out for his arrest?
Blech, Limp Idiot, Billo the Clown and Manatee have ALL defended this douchebag. Did you see the softball interview Hannity did with him? They were cosigning each other's bullshit.
Send James The Queef to jail for 10 years.
Hopefully he gets pimped....
His co-conspirators are on film posing as a phone company employee on U.S. government property. Its a crime to falsely represent yourself on U.S. government property regardless of your other intentions.
If you intend to commit a felony, its punishable by up to 10 years.
If you did not intend to commit a felony, it is is punishable by up to 6 months.
The PENALTY is different depending on your intentions, but merely falsely representing yourself on government property is a crime by itself.
While I think they probably were intending to tamper with the phone system, which would be a felony - that might be hard to prove. But its undeniable fact they were posing as phone company employees when they are not. I predict they will plea to the lesser charge (punishable by up to 6 months).
Mark my words...he wont do time. Eventually he will end up working as a correspondent for Fox.
Wait for it.
If he has no prior offenses - and pleads guilty or is convicted of the lesser charge of merely false representation without intent to commit a felony - in all honestly, should he do time? Its quite common for 1st offenders, convicted of a 6 month maximum offense, to not do time.
On the other hand - MAYBE - if the prosecutor and defense attorney both believe there is at least a possibility a jury would convict on the heavier charge - false represenation with intent to commit a felony - they might be able to get him to agree to time on the lesser charge as part of the plea. But I doubt it.
Mark my words...he wont do time. Eventually he will end up working as a correspondent for Fox.
Wait for it.
If he has no prior offenses - and pleads guilty or is convicted of the lesser charge of merely false representation without intent to commit a felony - in all honestly, should he do time? Its quite common for 1st offenders, convicted of a 6 month maximum offense, to not do time.
On the other hand - MAYBE - if the prosecutor and defense attorney both believe there is at least a possibility a jury would convict on the heavier charge - false represenation with intent to commit a felony - they might be able to get him to agree to time on the lesser charge as part of the plea. But I doubt it.
He broke into that office with the intentions of tapping a wire....and he wont do time. He will work for fox eventually. Mark my words.
Send James The Queef to jail for 10 years.
Hopefully he gets pimped....
how typical of the far left looneys....wishing people will get pimped
no wonder acorn survives
if he has no prior offenses - and pleads guilty or is convicted of the lesser charge of merely false representation without intent to commit a felony - in all honestly, should he do time? Its quite common for 1st offenders, convicted of a 6 month maximum offense, to not do time.
On the other hand - maybe - if the prosecutor and defense attorney both believe there is at least a possibility a jury would convict on the heavier charge - false represenation with intent to commit a felony - they might be able to get him to agree to time on the lesser charge as part of the plea. But i doubt it.
he broke into that office with the intentions of tapping a wire....and he wont do time. He will work for fox eventually. Mark my words.
wrong again zona, there isn't one report that says that any of them had equipment to tap a wire and they haven't been charged with anything like that. Nice try.
he broke into that office with the intentions of tapping a wire....and he wont do time. He will work for fox eventually. Mark my words.
wrong again zona, there isn't one report that says that any of them had equipment to tap a wire and they haven't been charged with anything like that. Nice try.
he wont do time, he will work for fox. Are you one of the ones who said he was just a misguided kid who was playing a prank?
wrong again zona, there isn't one report that says that any of them had equipment to tap a wire and they haven't been charged with anything like that. Nice try.
he wont do time, he will work for fox. Are you one of the ones who said he was just a misguided kid who was playing a prank?
No if you would read the thread you would see that I said he was stupid and there was no excuse for stupidity. I also said that he would get a slap on the wrist.
Did you have an excuse? Didn't think so.
Mark my words...he wont do time. Eventually he will end up working as a correspondent for Fox.
Wait for it.
If he has no prior offenses - and pleads guilty or is convicted of the lesser charge of merely false representation without intent to commit a felony - in all honestly, should he do time? Its quite common for 1st offenders, convicted of a 6 month maximum offense, to not do time.
On the other hand - MAYBE - if the prosecutor and defense attorney both believe there is at least a possibility a jury would convict on the heavier charge - false represenation with intent to commit a felony - they might be able to get him to agree to time on the lesser charge as part of the plea. But I doubt it.
He broke into that office with the intentions of tapping a wire....and he wont do time. He will work for fox eventually. Mark my words.
If he has no prior offenses - and pleads guilty or is convicted of the lesser charge of merely false representation without intent to commit a felony - in all honestly, should he do time? Its quite common for 1st offenders, convicted of a 6 month maximum offense, to not do time.
On the other hand - MAYBE - if the prosecutor and defense attorney both believe there is at least a possibility a jury would convict on the heavier charge - false represenation with intent to commit a felony - they might be able to get him to agree to time on the lesser charge as part of the plea. But I doubt it.
He broke into that office with the intentions of tapping a wire....and he wont do time. He will work for fox eventually. Mark my words.
Nobody broke in. O'Keefe was there to record it, part of the scheme? Yes. Are Your facts straight? Not even close.
If he has no prior offenses - and pleads guilty or is convicted of the lesser charge of merely false representation without intent to commit a felony - in all honestly, should he do time? Its quite common for 1st offenders, convicted of a 6 month maximum offense, to not do time.
On the other hand - MAYBE - if the prosecutor and defense attorney both believe there is at least a possibility a jury would convict on the heavier charge - false represenation with intent to commit a felony - they might be able to get him to agree to time on the lesser charge as part of the plea. But I doubt it.
He broke into that office with the intentions of tapping a wire....and he wont do time. He will work for fox eventually. Mark my words.
Nobody broke in. O'Keefe was there to record it, part of the scheme? Yes. Are Your facts straight? Not even close.
What I find amusing is how the MSM was flooding the airways with the film maker getting busted, and when ACORN was busted, there was little reporting on it.
I don't know...maybe it's just me.
Come on Guy's! Read the Criminal Complaint. His two buddies were dressed as phone Company Employee's. He was there in the office to record Them, Joseph Basel and Robert Flanagan. Here is the Link, the Indictment is at the bottom of the article. Please read it in full before commenting.
Between the Lines: The James O'Keefe Criminal Complaint -- Politics Daily
What I find amusing is how the MSM was flooding the airways with the film maker getting busted, and when ACORN was busted, there was little reporting on it.
I don't know...maybe it's just me.
What are you even talking about?
There was perhaps one day of media coverage on this subject.
It's the right-wing talking heads that keep bringing it up, in the form of making excuses for his actions.
Come on Guy's! Read the Criminal Complaint. His two buddies were dressed as phone Company Employee's. He was there in the office to record Them, Joseph Basel and Robert Flanagan. Here is the Link, the Indictment is at the bottom of the article. Please read it in full before commenting.
Between the Lines: The James O'Keefe Criminal Complaint -- Politics Daily
This gets better and better. Okeefe is not charged with anything except "aiding and abetting".
Er, Excuse me?Come on Guy's! Read the Criminal Complaint. His two buddies were dressed as phone Company Employee's. He was there in the office to record Them, Joseph Basel and Robert Flanagan. Here is the Link, the Indictment is at the bottom of the article. Please read it in full before commenting.
Between the Lines: The James O'Keefe Criminal Complaint -- Politics Daily
This gets better and better. Okeefe is not charged with anything except "aiding and abetting".
Er, Excuse me?Come on Guy's! Read the Criminal Complaint. His two buddies were dressed as phone Company Employee's. He was there in the office to record Them, Joseph Basel and Robert Flanagan. Here is the Link, the Indictment is at the bottom of the article. Please read it in full before commenting.
Between the Lines: The James O'Keefe Criminal Complaint -- Politics Daily
This gets better and better. Okeefe is not charged with anything except "aiding and abetting".
What does that say there?
"NEW ORLEANSJOSEPH BASEL, age 24; ROBERT FLANAGAN, age 24; JAMES OKEEFE, age 25; and STAN DAI, age 24, were charged in a criminal complaint with entering federal property under false pretenses for the purpose of committing a felony, announced the United States Attorneys Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana."
"If convicted, FLANAGAN, BASEL, OKEEFE, and DAI each face a maximum term of 10 years in prison, a fine of $250,000, and three (3) years of supervised release following any term of imprisonment."
Federal Bureau of Investigation - The New Orleans Division: Department of Justice Press Release
He's charged with - according to the FBI - with entering federal property under false pretenses for the purpose of committing a felony, announced the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana."Er, Excuse me?This gets better and better. Okeefe is not charged with anything except "aiding and abetting".
What does that say there?
"NEW ORLEANSJOSEPH BASEL, age 24; ROBERT FLANAGAN, age 24; JAMES OKEEFE, age 25; and STAN DAI, age 24, were charged in a criminal complaint with entering federal property under false pretenses for the purpose of committing a felony, announced the United States Attorneys Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana."
"If convicted, FLANAGAN, BASEL, OKEEFE, and DAI each face a maximum term of 10 years in prison, a fine of $250,000, and three (3) years of supervised release following any term of imprisonment."
Federal Bureau of Investigation - The New Orleans Division: Department of Justice Press Release
Read the actual citation. It specifically says aiding and abetting for O'Keefe..... He is officially charged as an accomplice. He'll walk with a slap on the wrist.
