william the wie
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Kansas, Kentucky and West Virginia are caught in a commodities bear market as any competent lawyer can prove so prosecutions of them is unlikely. New Jersey and New York could go either way. But IL, CA, CT and several other D states are in huge trouble over unfunded liabilities and dependence on low cost, often legal, immigrant high tech employment and encouragement of illegal immigration to muddy the waters. This also muddies the waters in regards to corruption.
Assuming the AG wants maximum partisan advantage suspending sentences in return for repayment of the stolen money and no running for political office until the last penny is paid is the right way to go. My question is this the path that will be taken?
Assuming the AG wants maximum partisan advantage suspending sentences in return for repayment of the stolen money and no running for political office until the last penny is paid is the right way to go. My question is this the path that will be taken?