President Trump teased the possibility of exonerating Roger Stone within hours of the longtime GOP operative being sentenced to 40 months in prison Thursday for lying to Congress in the Russia probe.
It’s intriguing that Trump has pardoned all manner of people who were convicted of fraud, obstruction of justice, criminal contempt of court, and so on, but not a single one of the Trumpist operatives who’ve gone down: Cohen, Manafort, Papadopoulos, Pinedo, van der Zwaan, Stone, Gates, Flynn.
There must be some element in there of “people who have personally failed me,” probably because they got caught.
In the real world, talk of exoneration generally makes no sense mere hours after, um, the conviction and sentencing that literally just concluded, and in either case, requires, you know, evidence to counter the mountain of evidence that was used to convict. Good luck with that, Tubs.
You and I know that, but I’ll wager that Trump doesn’t understand it, not even dimly. As I just posted above, I think there’s something else going in Trump’s warped brain.
Benedict Donald, the President with a 300 word vocabulary, talks gibberish today. Anyone called for jury duty in federal court should indicate they do not want to serve on a jury out of fear that they could be called out by the Orange one. Dog help us.
Let me get this straight: Current Occupant made these remarks about a guy who is headed to prison on the merits to a group of former prisoners? Because… why?
The stupidity boggles one’s mind.
My Scottish Terrier has a larger vocabulary and is markedly more intelligent than this dipshit. Newsflash, moron, a pardon doesn’t “ exonerate” by definition. The Central Park 5 WERE exonerated and you still consider them guilty.
Can you even tie your own shoes?