After Meadows, Eastman, Clarke, etc,

[gab13by13]

are convicted in a court of law and are awaiting sentencing, how long before they flip on Trump and what year will that be?

[CentralMass]

1. The first part has to happen.

[TheRealNorth]

4. +1

The DOJ has to charge Eastman for the treason-weasel that he is first.

I am already bothered that the insurrectionists are being called rioters by some in the MSM, even though many who stormed the Capitol made it clear that their goal was to overthrow the President-elect and murder members of congress.

[Ohio Joe]

2. In a mob case you flip 'em before conviction...

As you go up each rung, you flip some to mail the next one. One can only speculate at this point… My guess is around third quarter next year for an indictment of tfg.

[Fiendish Thingy]

3. Oh, I think one of them will flip before getting before a jury, after being indicted.

Really no sense in flipping after you’ve been convicted- plea bargains don’t work that way.

Eastman will probably be facing the most severe sentence, but whoever’s got the best lawyer will be Johnny-on-the-spot to make a proffer in exchange for reduced charges/sentence. Usually, the person who flips first gets the best deal, those coming after don’t get as good a deal, or any deal at all.