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In reply to the discussion: Trump commutes sentence of longtime adviser Roger Stone [View all]duforsure
(11,885 posts)39. This will come back to haunt them both
After trump gets ousted I predict Stone will be indicted numerous times and he'll end up in prison for life, and trump will lose his freedom too, eventually. these two criminals will see consequences.
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He's still a convicted felon, and I believe there are local charges pending, too.
George II
Jul 2020
#2
Yes, he can plead the 5th to Congress, but can still be prosecuted for other crimes. Nt
Fiendish Thingy
Jul 2020
#3
Do you have a link to potential local charges? This is the first I have heard of that. n/t
totodeinhere
Jul 2020
#14
Of course. He uses the unique power of the president to give favors to buddies.
Kablooie
Jul 2020
#10
This comes as no big surprise. And I suspect that after the election he will give Stone
totodeinhere
Jul 2020
#15
Like I said upthread, I think there is a strong likelihood that he will get a pardon after
totodeinhere
Jul 2020
#20
He commuted the sentence because he didn't want to pardon him. I think if he was
vsrazdem
Jul 2020
#28
The WH sent out a nasty comment also...........I feel bad for Mueller .........
riversedge
Jul 2020
#30
Are pardons used as part of a payment for the commission of a crime still pardons though?
cstanleytech
Jul 2020
#47