Maybe he’ll skip town and go to … Russia, if they’ll have him. Hey, he could stay with Snowden!
On May 30, NBC News reported that Mike Flynn’s lawyer vowed that by June 6 his client would provide “some” personal and business documents in response to the Senate Intelligence Committee’s May 10 subpoena.
So here we are on June 6. What’s the retired general patriotically provided to his country’s legislative oversight body about his entrepreneurial services to foreign countries?