colfax_m
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No, but it would appear petty and weak. If you can’t even get a grand jury to indict, that’s bad.And witness tampering and obstruction of justice. Convicted in a court of law.While at the same time Stone is going to prison for ...... lying under oath!Bwuhahahahaha......The DoJ did not declare he committed a crime.
What do you think 'lack of candor under oath' means lil' snowflake?
Conversely a Grand Jury refused to indict McCabe... which almost never happens
ever hear the saying “they could indict a ham sandwich “?
If the McCabe grand jury did return a no true bill, neither the Constitution nor Justice Department policy would absolutely prohibit prosecutors from presenting the case to another grand jury