Manafort is going to flip, plea deal

Penelope

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Trump has known a lot of flippers (he said), flippers are criminals who turn state evidence to reduce their sentence. So Trump has known a lot of criminals.
 
Yea you’ve been saying that for a year now.


Too bad he has absolutely nothing on the Donald. He worked for the campaign for a few months and was fired.
 
Manafort was at the Trump Tower meeting
Manafort orchestrated changing the GOP platform to favor Russia

Now we will find the details
 
Trump has known a lot of flippers (he said), flippers are criminals who turn state evidence to reduce their sentence. So Trump has known a lot of criminals.

Flip on what? All the charges against him predate his even knowing Trump.

Fantasize much?
 
Trump has known a lot of flippers (he said), flippers are criminals who turn state evidence to reduce their sentence. So Trump has known a lot of criminals.

Flip on what? All the charges against him predate his even knowing Trump.

Fantasize much?

Through 2017. After all he bragged he has known Trump for 20 years.
 
So what's to stop Trump from pardoning Manafort as soon as he is sentenced? Or just doing it now so that Manafort doesn't have to talk? It's not like the Republicans in Congress would do anything about it.
 
Yea you’ve been saying that for a year now.


Too bad he has absolutely nothing on the Donald. He worked for the campaign for a few months and was fired.

Paul Manafort - Wikipedia

and he resigned.

Still not seeing anything connected to President Trump and “Russian collusion”.

Manafort’s biggest sin was backing the rightfully elected leader of the former Ukraine. The globalists had to dispose of Yanukovyck because he rejected EU globalism. The globalists, including Obama, Soros, and McStain, had to denounce the elected leader and promote the revolution in the Ukraine in order to install a pro-globalist and pro-Nazi regime.
 
So what's to stop Trump from pardoning Manafort as soon as he is sentenced? Or just doing it now so that Manafort doesn't have to talk? It's not like the Republicans in Congress would do anything about it.

What exactly to you think Congress can do about a President using his constitutional authority to pardon?
 
So what's to stop Trump from pardoning Manafort as soon as he is sentenced? Or just doing it now so that Manafort doesn't have to talk? It's not like the Republicans in Congress would do anything about it.

What exactly to you think Congress can do about a President using his constitutional authority to pardon?

If he pardons a guy so that he doesn't have to share incriminating information on the President? It's called obstruction... It's an impeachable offense. :booze:

I can remember back at the beginning of the year it was said nothing happened and no one would get indicted or cooperate. Now you have 6+ guys from his campaign staff and his legal team that have been one of the other.
 
So what's to stop Trump from pardoning Manafort as soon as he is sentenced? Or just doing it now so that Manafort doesn't have to talk? It's not like the Republicans in Congress would do anything about it.

What exactly to you think Congress can do about a President using his constitutional authority to pardon?
They can use their constitutional authority to impeach
 

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