Posted on 02/12/2020 7:57:21 AM PST by EyesOfTX
Talk about calling in fire on your own position… – All four corrupt U.S. Attorneys who have been persecuting, er, ‘prosecuting’ former Trump adviser Roger Stone abruptly resigned from the case on Tuesday, proving conclusively that they are deep state embeds who need to be fired from their positions at the Department of Justice.
Their mass resignation came in response to Attorney General William Barr’s move to rescind their abusive sentencing recommendation in the case of 7 to 9 years in prison for a guy convicted of “crimes” that normally elicit recommendations of weeks in jail or outright probation. This was no accidental event.
Indeed, as the day wore on, it became obvious that the four lawyers – Michael Marando, Aaron Zelinsky, Jonathan Kravis and Adam Jed – had intentionally misled the DOJ about what their recommendation would be, and submitted their outrageous proposal for the express purpose of creating this scenario. Their mass protest over Barr’s intervention was portrayed by a coordinating, corrupt news media as abuse by Barr and President Trump, who tweeted his own outrage over the sentencing recommendation early in the day.
Right on cue following the President’s tweet on the matter, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Adam Schiff and Jabba the Nadler all issued statements of protest at what they called the President’s “abuse of power,” with Nadler even implying that Trump’s tweet was impeachable, due to his supposed interference with the DOJ internal processes. Nevermind that DOJ had already said it would rescind the sentencing recommendation before the President issued his tweet – the narrative is all that matters to the Democrat/media propaganda factory.
Chuck Schumer hilariously took the step of sending a letter to DOJ IG Michael Horowitz to perform an investigation of the supposed interference into the DOJ process by President Trump. But hell, it takes Horowitz a minimum of 14 months to find the damn bathroom. Talk about an empty threat.
Interestingly, even though the DOJ rescinded the abusive sentencing recommendation later in the day, providing its rationale for lower sentencing in the process, it left the ultimate decision on how much jail time Stone should serve up to corrupt Obama appointed federal judge Amy Berman Jackson, who is presiding in the case. This is the same corrupt judge who so abused Paul Manafort during his trial, placing a guy charged with 10 year-old tax evasion and lobbying irregularities into solitary confinement and invoking other measures that Al Capone and Ted Bundy didn’t even have to suffer.
Many Trump supporters were outraged at DOJ’s failure to offer a firm recommendation, but I think what have going on here is a dare. Barr appears to be daring Judge Jackson to issue a harsh sentence to Stone despite all the public uproar, in order to provide President Trump with a clear and unarguable rationale for issuing a full presidential pardon. It will be very interesting see if Judge Jackson takes the bait.
In the meantime, we have four corrupt, traitorous DOJ employees who have now stupidly identified themselves as deep state operatives, providing AG Barr with an unambiguous rationale for providing them office space in converted broom closets in which they can spend the remainder of their DOJ careers editing briefs written by real lawyers.
Or he could just fire them all outright. I’m good either way.
That is all.
Yes. And Social Media lit up with OUTRAGE! All orchestrated to keep Libs at the edge of the abyss. And to condemn those of us who see through the Leftist’s manipulation.
They lied to the DOJ and were insubordinate. And the position of the Schumer et al is that it is corrupt for Barr to supervise the operation of his own corrupt DOJ [remember FISA gate folks?].
Continuing to provide some fine reads and this is a highlight. Judge Amy Berman won’t disappoint but I suspect she will offer a droll grim undertaker type sentence with words of boredom.
She’ll come in with some kind of sentence she can defend and make it look good.
I do hope Roger Stone gets a pardon before he has to serve a day. Maybe he can make an appeal and forestall any time in the clink which is of course what the anti-American seditionists demand.
federal judge Amy Berman Jackson should be in solitary confinement for what she did.
DOJ should fire them all.
“But hell, it takes Horowitz a minimum of 14 months to find the damn bathroom.”
LOL
Indeed, as the day wore on, it became obvious that the four lawyers – Michael Marando, Aaron Zelinsky, Jonathan Kravis and Adam Jed – had intentionally misled the DOJ about what their recommendation would be, and submitted their outrageous proposal for the express purpose of creating this scenario. Their mass protest over Barr’s intervention was portrayed by a coordinating, corrupt news media as abuse by Barr and President Trump, who tweeted his own outrage over the sentencing recommendation early in the day.
Curious. Were any of these Lawyers on Meuller’s Team?
That is all? Another GREAT one. Thank you, sir.
“In the meantime, we have four corrupt, traitorous DOJ employees...”
NO justice system has ever been built to deal with this depth of wickedness.
Fire them!
EXACTLY.
Yours, TMN78247
(Read the footnotes on the papers submitted to the court where they withdraw from the case.)
Chuck Schumer hilariously took the step of sending a letter to DOJ IG Michael Horowitz to perform an investigation of the supposed interference into the DOJ process by President Trump. But hell, it takes Horowitz a minimum of 14 months to find the damn bathroom. Talk about an empty threat.
The DOJ’s Inspector General has no authority to investigate the President’s “supposed interference” in the decision. It is his ultimate authority. He is the Constitutional head of the DOJ, not matter how much Chuck Schumer wants it to be different. The DOJ is there to assist the President in executing his Constitutional Duties as chief law enforcement duties, nothing more. It is the President’s call, not these minor functionaries. This was a classic play to Chicken Schumer’s know-nothing chickies following him across the road filled with speeding semi-trucks.
Democrats in the house are going insane. Lol.
Bookmarked.
Rush was absolutely on freakin’ fire about this today.
I agree!
I looked up Tomeka Hart in Washington DC her. She is an attorney has an office out of Washington DC at the Aspen Institute
ORGANIZATION: Teach For America
TITLE Vice President, African-American Community Partnerships
"Tomeka Hart serves as the Vice-President, African-American Community Partnerships for Teach For America. She is responsible for building national and regional alliances and partnerships within the African-American community, including civil rights groups, policy organizations, HBCUs and media outlets. Prior to joining Teach For America, Hart served as the president and CEO of the Memphis Urban League. She has taught middle and high school, and she has maintained a labor and employment law practice. Hart was elected to the Memphis City Schools Board of Commissioners in 2004, and re-elected in 2008. She served as Board President 2008-2009. In 2011 Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam appointed Hart as a Commissioner of the Education Commission of the States, a national non-partisan organization that helps states develop education policies. Former Tennessee Governor, Phil Bredesen, selected Hart for Tennessee’s Race to the Top team, and he appointed her to the state’s 15- member Teacher Evaluation Advisory Committee, and the First to the Top Advisory Council. She serves on the Steering Committee of the Tennessee State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCORE). Hart holds a B.S. degree in Marketing Education from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, an M.B.A. from Kennesaw State University, and a J.D. from the University of Memphis
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