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In reply to the discussion: UPDATE 2: Manafort jury suggests it 'cannot come to a consensus on a single count' [View all]underpants
(196,495 posts)29. Yeah they screwed this up several ways
As many posters are pointing out.
I totally misread the teaser pop up headline
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UPDATE 2: Manafort jury suggests it 'cannot come to a consensus on a single count' [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Aug 2018
OP
Judge TS Idiot convinced one juror that it isn't fraud if you have an inside conspirator.
lagomorph777
Aug 2018
#33
They don't have have consensus on all counts, bad headline and they can say one count
beachbum bob
Aug 2018
#10
I interpreted "consensus" as meaning "agreeing to go unanimous" (either way) on a count.
BumRushDaShow
Aug 2018
#20
I know... it's a terribly-worded headline. Ambiguous and easily misunderstood. Not precise at all.
NurseJackie
Aug 2018
#27
An ambiguous quote paraphrased multiple different ways... that's some good click-bait right there
RockRaven
Aug 2018
#30
Clear as mud. Hasn't anyone heard of someone saying "we don't agree on a single issue"?
Texin
Aug 2018
#34
Headline should read 'BREAKING: Manafort jury has apparently reached verdict on 17 counts '
pecosbob
Aug 2018
#38
If the note from the jury said, 'cannot come to a consensus on a single count',
Chemisse
Aug 2018
#40
It would appear that if the jury cannot agree on just one count, the judge will then have to decide
Fla Dem
Aug 2018
#46
Having had newspaper articles, reviews, etc, written about work I and associates
pangaia
Aug 2018
#48
With 18 counts against him one less may spare him a few weeks of his 305 years. nt
Snellius
Aug 2018
#52