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  • Scarborough: Trump Could Be Charged with ‘Flat-Out Obstruction of Justice’

    09/14/2022 9:40:52 AM PDT · by ChicagoConservative27 · 66 replies
    Breitbart ^ | 09/14/2022 | Pam Key
    MSNBC host Joe Scarborough said Wednesday on his show “Morning Joe” that it was “obvious” former President Donald Trump could be charged with obstruction of justice based on the back and forth with the Department of Justice over classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago. Co-host Willie Geist asked, “The filing lays out again how long it took to get this stuff. It comes out in dribs and drabs. You get some of it in January, 15 boxes of highly classified material. That’s not all of it. They go back in June. They get 50 boxes. They say 50 boxes are remaining....
  • Black Man Claims Police Were Called on Him as He Was Baby-Sitting 2 White Children

    10/10/2018 3:16:40 PM PDT · by ETL · 81 replies
    Inside Edition - Yahoo News ^ | Oct 9, 2018 | MAYA CHUNG
    A black baby sitter in Georgia has claimed cops were called on him over the fact that he had two white children in his care. Corey Lewis said he was in the parking lot of a Cobb County Walmart Sunday when he noticed a white woman watching him and the two children, ages 6 and 10, whom he was baby-sitting. “She pulls around to the car and she asks, ‘Are the kids alright?’ I said, ‘Why wouldn’t they be?’” Lewis told InsideEdition.com. “She gave a shoulder shrug. She left and then she came back … and said, ‘Can I speak...
  • Guilty of lying about a noncrime ("a questionable use of prosecutorial discretion")

    03/07/2007 12:39:05 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 7 replies · 571+ views
    OC Register ^ | 3/7/07 | Editorial
    Nobody but daily attendees knows everything the jury does in the I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby case, so we are reluctant to criticize the seven women and four men who found him guilty on four of five counts related to obstruction of justice and lying to investigators and a grand jury. The more important question is whether the case should have been brought at all. --snip-- Prosecutors have discretion, and one could argue that it was reasonable to bring Mr. Libby to trial simply judging by the result: The jury found him guilty so the case must have been worthy. There...