Breaking: Hillary Offered Plea Bargain Deal By DOJ

[Hutch Starskey]

"The first Russian thing?" What the hell is that?

Although it's absurd to believe Trump knew every single thing that happened during the campaign, nothing illegal occurred, so what difference does it make whether Trump knew or not?

Can you say....
Probable cause....
Or....
Pre-dawn raid?

This is a lot bigger than it apoears. Do you know that raids like this were not carried out, even in Watergate.

The crimes committed here will make Watergate look like a parking ticket.

You're foaming at the mouth again, snowflake. Even if Manafort committed some financial improprieties, that doesn't implicate Trump in anyway. He was only on the Trump campaign for a few months.

Your yearning for something on Trump is so desperate it's comical.

Makes you wonder why the Trump camp hired folks like him and Flynn. Two guys that were problematic at best. There are many more as well.

Hmmm, yeah, because Hillary didn't hire anyone who was "problematic," like John Podesta who received 75,000 shares in Joule Energy, a Russian company.

Not quite as problematic as.....
Probable cause or...
pre-dawn raid.

 

[TheGreatGatsby]

The discussion of a plea bargain took place late last month and was offered by a high-ranking Justice Department official to the Clinton lawyer.

During the exploratory talks with the prosecutor, the Clinton attorney was told that despite former FBI Director James Comey's decision last July not to prosecute Hillary, the Justice Department has reexamined the email case and believes there are ample grounds for prosecuting Hillary on a number of counts.

Under the Justice Department's plea offer, Hillary would be required to sign a document admitting that she committed a prosecutable crime. In return, the DOJ would agree not to bring charges against Hillary in connection with the email probe.

Also as part of the agreement, the Justice Department would not proceed with an investigation of Hillary's pay to play deals with foreign governments and businessmen who contributed to the Clinton Foundation or who paid Bill Clinton exorbitant speaking fees.

The Clinton attorney cautioned that normally a plea is offered by a prosecutor only upon arraignment, and Hillary has not yet been charged with any crime.

So, she admits to a crime and keeps a clean record and her ill-gotten gains? Fuck that. The DOJ needs to nuke this cancerous bitch.

 

[bripat9643]

Where does it say he didn't report it as income, moron? He didn't report it to the Justice Deprt under the Foreign Agents Registration Act

He didn't report it as income... the U.S. only found out about it because it was hand written in a journal of the former Ukrainian President.

How do you know he didn't report it as income? Do you have a copy of his tax return?

I just told you... they found out about it from a hand written ledger they found in the home of the Putin backed former President of the Ukraine. He didn't report it until after they approached him with that information.

Who is "they?" Not the IRS. You don't know what he reported on his tax return. Furthermore, the money was paid to his business. That's not the same as personal income.

It was in cash. It was not reported anywhere until he was told by the government they found a record of the transactions.

"Just before Manafort stepped down as Trump’s campaign manager in August, the New York Times reported that secret handwritten ledgers show the Party of Regions made nearly two dozen undisclosed cash payments to Manafort, totaling $12.7 million. Those payments were reportedly made between 2007 and 2012, predating the period covered by Tuesday’s disclosure."

Manafort Registers As Foreign Agent, Says Firm Made $17 Million for Ukraine Work

The fact that they raided his house in between his meetings with committees in Congress, and that they didn't even do that kind of shit during Watergate, has all the pundits saying he is in serious trouble, and that he WILL flip.

You still haven't proved he didn't disclose it to the IRS.

Have you noticed this all occurred 4 years before the campaign even began? How does this implicate Trump in any way?

 

[bripat9643]

Can you say....
Probable cause....
Or....
Pre-dawn raid?

This is a lot bigger than it apoears. Do you know that raids like this were not carried out, even in Watergate.

The crimes committed here will make Watergate look like a parking ticket.

You're foaming at the mouth again, snowflake. Even if Manafort committed some financial improprieties, that doesn't implicate Trump in anyway. He was only on the Trump campaign for a few months.

Your yearning for something on Trump is so desperate it's comical.

Makes you wonder why the Trump camp hired folks like him and Flynn. Two guys that were problematic at best. There are many more as well.

Hmmm, yeah, because Hillary didn't hire anyone who was "problematic," like John Podesta who received 75,000 shares in Joule Energy, a Russian company.

Not quite as problematic as.....
Probable cause or...
pre-dawn raid.

It's far more problematic.

 

[Lewdog]

He didn't report it as income... the U.S. only found out about it because it was hand written in a journal of the former Ukrainian President.

How do you know he didn't report it as income? Do you have a copy of his tax return?

I just told you... they found out about it from a hand written ledger they found in the home of the Putin backed former President of the Ukraine. He didn't report it until after they approached him with that information.

Who is "they?" Not the IRS. You don't know what he reported on his tax return. Furthermore, the money was paid to his business. That's not the same as personal income.

It was in cash. It was not reported anywhere until he was told by the government they found a record of the transactions.

"Just before Manafort stepped down as Trump’s campaign manager in August, the New York Times reported that secret handwritten ledgers show the Party of Regions made nearly two dozen undisclosed cash payments to Manafort, totaling $12.7 million. Those payments were reportedly made between 2007 and 2012, predating the period covered by Tuesday’s disclosure."

Manafort Registers As Foreign Agent, Says Firm Made $17 Million for Ukraine Work

The fact that they raided his house in between his meetings with committees in Congress, and that they didn't even do that kind of shit during Watergate, has all the pundits saying he is in serious trouble, and that he WILL flip.

You still haven't proved he didn't disclose it to the IRS.

Have you noticed this all occurred 4 years before the campaign even began? How does this implicate Trump in any way?

You don't get it do you? They are just looking for the most serious thing they can get on him to make him flip on the information they do need.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Yet she's never been charged with a crime, indicted or convicted of anything. Yet you bottom feeders chant LOCK HER UP, at the same time Michael Flynn was on stage committing treason.
Mueller is now pursuing obstruction of justice charges against Trump. Funny he admitted being guilty live on TV.
Imagine supporting someone this stupid!

Puhleeze. You have no idea what Mewler is pursuing. FLynn has not committed treason. At worst he failed to file some necessary paperwork.

It's amazing how you snowflakes confuse your masturbatory fantasies with reality.

At worst he failed to file some necessary paperwork.

Yep.
Under penalty of law.
Just like every other member of the Trump crew.

It's a minor offense.

Not a minor offense when he took $17 MILLION in cash from Ukraine without reporting it and paying taxes on it.

Sorry, asshole, but no one claims he didn't pay taxes on it. What he didn't do is report it to the U.S. Justice Department under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The penalty, at most, is a fine.

Doesn't it concern you that he didn't disclose that regardless of the penalty?

 

[Hutch Starskey]

This is a lot bigger than it apoears. Do you know that raids like this were not carried out, even in Watergate.

The crimes committed here will make Watergate look like a parking ticket.

You're foaming at the mouth again, snowflake. Even if Manafort committed some financial improprieties, that doesn't implicate Trump in anyway. He was only on the Trump campaign for a few months.

Your yearning for something on Trump is so desperate it's comical.

Makes you wonder why the Trump camp hired folks like him and Flynn. Two guys that were problematic at best. There are many more as well.

Hmmm, yeah, because Hillary didn't hire anyone who was "problematic," like John Podesta who received 75,000 shares in Joule Energy, a Russian company.

Not quite as problematic as.....
Probable cause or...
pre-dawn raid.

It's far more problematic.

For who?

It's Trump's guy on the hot seat, fool.

 

[JGalt]

"The first Russian thing?" What the hell is that?

Although it's absurd to believe Trump knew every single thing that happened during the campaign, nothing illegal occurred, so what difference does it make whether Trump knew or not?

Can you say....
Probable cause....
Or....
Pre-dawn raid?

This is a lot bigger than it apoears. Do you know that raids like this were not carried out, even in Watergate.

The crimes committed here will make Watergate look like a parking ticket.

You're foaming at the mouth again, snowflake. Even if Manafort committed some financial improprieties, that doesn't implicate Trump in anyway. He was only on the Trump campaign for a few months.

Your yearning for something on Trump is so desperate it's comical.

Makes you wonder why the Trump camp hired folks like him and Flynn. Two guys that were problematic at best. There are many more as well.

Hmmm, yeah, because Hillary didn't hire anyone who was "problematic," like John Podesta who received 75,000 shares in Joule Energy, a Russian company.

Look the other way, citizen. Nothing to see there.

 

[bripat9643]

How do you know he didn't report it as income? Do you have a copy of his tax return?

I just told you... they found out about it from a hand written ledger they found in the home of the Putin backed former President of the Ukraine. He didn't report it until after they approached him with that information.

Who is "they?" Not the IRS. You don't know what he reported on his tax return. Furthermore, the money was paid to his business. That's not the same as personal income.

It was in cash. It was not reported anywhere until he was told by the government they found a record of the transactions.

"Just before Manafort stepped down as Trump’s campaign manager in August, the New York Times reported that secret handwritten ledgers show the Party of Regions made nearly two dozen undisclosed cash payments to Manafort, totaling $12.7 million. Those payments were reportedly made between 2007 and 2012, predating the period covered by Tuesday’s disclosure."

Manafort Registers As Foreign Agent, Says Firm Made $17 Million for Ukraine Work

The fact that they raided his house in between his meetings with committees in Congress, and that they didn't even do that kind of shit during Watergate, has all the pundits saying he is in serious trouble, and that he WILL flip.

You still haven't proved he didn't disclose it to the IRS.

Have you noticed this all occurred 4 years before the campaign even began? How does this implicate Trump in any way?

You don't get it do you? They are just looking for the most serious thing they can get on him to make him flip on the information they do need.

Yes, I know what they are trying to do. It won't do any good if there's nothing for Manafort to report, and there is nothing. You need to put your dick back in your pants and quit salivating every time some move of Mewler is reported.

 

[bripat9643]

Puhleeze. You have no idea what Mewler is pursuing. FLynn has not committed treason. At worst he failed to file some necessary paperwork.

It's amazing how you snowflakes confuse your masturbatory fantasies with reality.

At worst he failed to file some necessary paperwork.

Yep.
Under penalty of law.
Just like every other member of the Trump crew.

It's a minor offense.

Not a minor offense when he took $17 MILLION in cash from Ukraine without reporting it and paying taxes on it.

Sorry, asshole, but no one claims he didn't pay taxes on it. What he didn't do is report it to the U.S. Justice Department under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The penalty, at most, is a fine.

Doesn't it concern you that he didn't disclose that regardless of the penalty?

Perhaps he didn't even realize he had to. Do you think everyone in this country knows everyone of the hundreds of thousands of regulations on the books?

 

[Hutch Starskey]

And the Comrade.....won't get away with it. Nothing, NOTHING happened durimg the campaign that the Comrade didn't know about, including the first Russian meeting. There were others, as we will all find out soon.

"The first Russian thing?" What the hell is that?

Although it's absurd to believe Trump knew every single thing that happened during the campaign, nothing illegal occurred, so what difference does it make whether Trump knew or not?

Can you say....
Probable cause....
Or....
Pre-dawn raid?

This is a lot bigger than it apoears. Do you know that raids like this were not carried out, even in Watergate.

The crimes committed here will make Watergate look like a parking ticket.

That was my point to bripat who claimed no crimes were committed.

Manafort's failure to file didn't occur during the campaign and had nothing to do with it. You might just as well claim that someone in the Trump campaign getting a speeding ticket is part of this "scandal."

Once again, all you've got is a great big

View attachment 142915

Yep, federal judges recognize probable cause and issue a search warrant for a pre-dawn raid on the basis of nothing.

At some point, even you must recognize the futility of such an argument.

 

[Lewdog]

I just told you... they found out about it from a hand written ledger they found in the home of the Putin backed former President of the Ukraine. He didn't report it until after they approached him with that information.

Who is "they?" Not the IRS. You don't know what he reported on his tax return. Furthermore, the money was paid to his business. That's not the same as personal income.

It was in cash. It was not reported anywhere until he was told by the government they found a record of the transactions.

"Just before Manafort stepped down as Trump’s campaign manager in August, the New York Times reported that secret handwritten ledgers show the Party of Regions made nearly two dozen undisclosed cash payments to Manafort, totaling $12.7 million. Those payments were reportedly made between 2007 and 2012, predating the period covered by Tuesday’s disclosure."

Manafort Registers As Foreign Agent, Says Firm Made $17 Million for Ukraine Work

The fact that they raided his house in between his meetings with committees in Congress, and that they didn't even do that kind of shit during Watergate, has all the pundits saying he is in serious trouble, and that he WILL flip.

You still haven't proved he didn't disclose it to the IRS.

Have you noticed this all occurred 4 years before the campaign even began? How does this implicate Trump in any way?

You don't get it do you? They are just looking for the most serious thing they can get on him to make him flip on the information they do need.

Yes, I know what they are trying to do. It won't do any good if there's nothing for Manafort to report, and there is nothing. You need to put your dick back in your pants and quit salivating every time some move of Mewler is reported.

You don't have a fucking clue... They just executed a "No knock" warrant on his house. You are oblivious as to how serious that is when it comes to what is considered a white collar crime.

 

[bripat9643]

"The first Russian thing?" What the hell is that?

Although it's absurd to believe Trump knew every single thing that happened during the campaign, nothing illegal occurred, so what difference does it make whether Trump knew or not?

Can you say....
Probable cause....
Or....
Pre-dawn raid?

This is a lot bigger than it apoears. Do you know that raids like this were not carried out, even in Watergate.

The crimes committed here will make Watergate look like a parking ticket.

That was my point to bripat who claimed no crimes were committed.

Manafort's failure to file didn't occur during the campaign and had nothing to do with it. You might just as well claim that someone in the Trump campaign getting a speeding ticket is part of this "scandal."

Once again, all you've got is a great big

View attachment 142915

Yep, federal judges recognize probable cause and issue a search warrant for a pre-dawn raid on the basis of nothing.

At some point, even you must recognize the futility of such an argument.

We already know that Mewler got a warrant so he could persecute a perfectly innocent man in the DC Anthrax incident. We already know there are plenty of leftwing judges that will give Mewler whatever he wants. Your pretension that this warrant couldn't possibly be unjustified doesn't pass the laugh test.

 

[Lewdog]

Can you say....
Probable cause....
Or....
Pre-dawn raid?

This is a lot bigger than it apoears. Do you know that raids like this were not carried out, even in Watergate.

The crimes committed here will make Watergate look like a parking ticket.

That was my point to bripat who claimed no crimes were committed.

Manafort's failure to file didn't occur during the campaign and had nothing to do with it. You might just as well claim that someone in the Trump campaign getting a speeding ticket is part of this "scandal."

Once again, all you've got is a great big

View attachment 142915

Yep, federal judges recognize probable cause and issue a search warrant for a pre-dawn raid on the basis of nothing.

At some point, even you must recognize the futility of such an argument.

We already know that Mewler got a warrant so he could persecute a perfectly innocent man in the DC Anthrax incident. We already know there are plenty of leftwing judges that will give Mewler whatever he wants. Your pretension that this warrant couldn't possibly be unjustified doesn't pass the laugh test.

You have such a short memory...Trump made all the left wing judges resign when he took office effective immediately.

 

[bripat9643]

Who is "they?" Not the IRS. You don't know what he reported on his tax return. Furthermore, the money was paid to his business. That's not the same as personal income.

It was in cash. It was not reported anywhere until he was told by the government they found a record of the transactions.

"Just before Manafort stepped down as Trump’s campaign manager in August, the New York Times reported that secret handwritten ledgers show the Party of Regions made nearly two dozen undisclosed cash payments to Manafort, totaling $12.7 million. Those payments were reportedly made between 2007 and 2012, predating the period covered by Tuesday’s disclosure."

Manafort Registers As Foreign Agent, Says Firm Made $17 Million for Ukraine Work

The fact that they raided his house in between his meetings with committees in Congress, and that they didn't even do that kind of shit during Watergate, has all the pundits saying he is in serious trouble, and that he WILL flip.

You still haven't proved he didn't disclose it to the IRS.

Have you noticed this all occurred 4 years before the campaign even began? How does this implicate Trump in any way?

You don't get it do you? They are just looking for the most serious thing they can get on him to make him flip on the information they do need.

Yes, I know what they are trying to do. It won't do any good if there's nothing for Manafort to report, and there is nothing. You need to put your dick back in your pants and quit salivating every time some move of Mewler is reported.

You don't have a fucking clue... They just executed a "No knock" warrant on his house. You are oblivious as to how serious that is when it comes to what is considered a white collar crime.

I'm not oblivious to how special prosecutors work and how they railroad people. I'm not oblivious to the way Mueller persecuted an innocent man in the DC Anthrax case. Much as you would like to pretend otherwise, a warrant is not a guilty verdict.

You are oblivious to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

 

[bripat9643]

This is a lot bigger than it apoears. Do you know that raids like this were not carried out, even in Watergate.

The crimes committed here will make Watergate look like a parking ticket.

That was my point to bripat who claimed no crimes were committed.

Manafort's failure to file didn't occur during the campaign and had nothing to do with it. You might just as well claim that someone in the Trump campaign getting a speeding ticket is part of this "scandal."

Once again, all you've got is a great big

View attachment 142915

Yep, federal judges recognize probable cause and issue a search warrant for a pre-dawn raid on the basis of nothing.

At some point, even you must recognize the futility of such an argument.

We already know that Mewler got a warrant so he could persecute a perfectly innocent man in the DC Anthrax incident. We already know there are plenty of leftwing judges that will give Mewler whatever he wants. Your pretension that this warrant couldn't possibly be unjustified doesn't pass the laugh test.

You have such a short memory...Trump made all the left wing judges resign when he took office effective immediately.

No, he made the leftwing US attornys resign. Federal judges have lifetime tenure.

You just made it obvious that you're a dumbass.

 

[Lewdog]

It was in cash. It was not reported anywhere until he was told by the government they found a record of the transactions.

"Just before Manafort stepped down as Trump’s campaign manager in August, the New York Times reported that secret handwritten ledgers show the Party of Regions made nearly two dozen undisclosed cash payments to Manafort, totaling $12.7 million. Those payments were reportedly made between 2007 and 2012, predating the period covered by Tuesday’s disclosure."

Manafort Registers As Foreign Agent, Says Firm Made $17 Million for Ukraine Work

The fact that they raided his house in between his meetings with committees in Congress, and that they didn't even do that kind of shit during Watergate, has all the pundits saying he is in serious trouble, and that he WILL flip.

You still haven't proved he didn't disclose it to the IRS.

Have you noticed this all occurred 4 years before the campaign even began? How does this implicate Trump in any way?

You don't get it do you? They are just looking for the most serious thing they can get on him to make him flip on the information they do need.

Yes, I know what they are trying to do. It won't do any good if there's nothing for Manafort to report, and there is nothing. You need to put your dick back in your pants and quit salivating every time some move of Mewler is reported.

You don't have a fucking clue... They just executed a "No knock" warrant on his house. You are oblivious as to how serious that is when it comes to what is considered a white collar crime.

I'm not oblivious to how special prosecutors work and how they railroad people. I'm not oblivious to the way Mueller persecuted an innocent man in the DC Anthrax case. Much as you would like to pretend otherwise, a warrant is not a guilty verdict.

You are oblivious to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Uh no. I know that a warrant doesn't mean a guilty verdict, but the timing of this warrant, the type of warrant it was, and the fact that as many have stated, Mueller isn't a flashy type guy to do this kind of thing, means more than your average warrant.

You trying to school me on the Bill of Rights is quite hilarious.

 

[Lewdog]

That was my point to bripat who claimed no crimes were committed.

Manafort's failure to file didn't occur during the campaign and had nothing to do with it. You might just as well claim that someone in the Trump campaign getting a speeding ticket is part of this "scandal."

Once again, all you've got is a great big

View attachment 142915

Yep, federal judges recognize probable cause and issue a search warrant for a pre-dawn raid on the basis of nothing.

At some point, even you must recognize the futility of such an argument.

We already know that Mewler got a warrant so he could persecute a perfectly innocent man in the DC Anthrax incident. We already know there are plenty of leftwing judges that will give Mewler whatever he wants. Your pretension that this warrant couldn't possibly be unjustified doesn't pass the laugh test.

You have such a short memory...Trump made all the left wing judges resign when he took office effective immediately.

No, he made the leftwing US attornys resign. Federal judges have lifetime tenure.

You just made it obvious that you're a dumbass.

Yep, you know I did misspeak on that. But for you to think a Federal judge is going to grant a warrant like the one they did on such short notice just because they are left wing is just silly.

 

[bripat9643]

You still haven't proved he didn't disclose it to the IRS.

Have you noticed this all occurred 4 years before the campaign even began? How does this implicate Trump in any way?

You don't get it do you? They are just looking for the most serious thing they can get on him to make him flip on the information they do need.

Yes, I know what they are trying to do. It won't do any good if there's nothing for Manafort to report, and there is nothing. You need to put your dick back in your pants and quit salivating every time some move of Mewler is reported.

You don't have a fucking clue... They just executed a "No knock" warrant on his house. You are oblivious as to how serious that is when it comes to what is considered a white collar crime.

I'm not oblivious to how special prosecutors work and how they railroad people. I'm not oblivious to the way Mueller persecuted an innocent man in the DC Anthrax case. Much as you would like to pretend otherwise, a warrant is not a guilty verdict.

You are oblivious to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Uh no. I know that a warrant doesn't mean a guilty verdict, but the timing of this warrant, the type of warrant it was, and the fact that as many have stated, Mueller isn't a flashy type guy to do this kind of thing, means more than your average warrant.

You trying to school me on the Bill of Rights is quite hilarious.

No-knock warrants are executed every day. Mewller has probably ordered hundreds of them. No "flash" required. You're trying to read something into this that isn't justified. Of course, that's the whole story of snowflakes ever since the election. It's just been one "smoking gun" after another that turned into big nothing burgers.

 

[Lewdog]

You don't get it do you? They are just looking for the most serious thing they can get on him to make him flip on the information they do need.

Yes, I know what they are trying to do. It won't do any good if there's nothing for Manafort to report, and there is nothing. You need to put your dick back in your pants and quit salivating every time some move of Mewler is reported.

You don't have a fucking clue... They just executed a "No knock" warrant on his house. You are oblivious as to how serious that is when it comes to what is considered a white collar crime.

I'm not oblivious to how special prosecutors work and how they railroad people. I'm not oblivious to the way Mueller persecuted an innocent man in the DC Anthrax case. Much as you would like to pretend otherwise, a warrant is not a guilty verdict.

You are oblivious to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Uh no. I know that a warrant doesn't mean a guilty verdict, but the timing of this warrant, the type of warrant it was, and the fact that as many have stated, Mueller isn't a flashy type guy to do this kind of thing, means more than your average warrant.

You trying to school me on the Bill of Rights is quite hilarious.

No-knock warrants are executed every day. Mewller has probably ordered hundreds of them. No "flash" required. You're trying to read something into this that isn't justified. Of course, that's the whole story of snowflakes ever since the election. It's just been one "smoking gun" after another that turned into big nothing burgers.

No knock warrants are not something that is regularly done for white collar crimes.