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Spread rapidly like the pandemic that was supposed to have just disappeared by now? So has Mike Flynn's sentencing following his guilty plea.

Your bottle of prophylactic hydroxychloroquine, of course. And yet about 38% of the country will lap up whatever nonsense these people come up with. You can fool some of the people all of the time.

Link 1 involves a know your rights campaign. I'm not selective about when people in this country can and cannot exercise their rights. Maybe you are. Link 2 is blocked by a paywall and appears to involve but one Democrat. Let's just say for fun that your fallacy of extrapolation holds water here. By the same logic, because eight Trumpers have pleaded guilty to various crimes as a result of the Mueller investigation, Trumpers are criminals who undermine the rule of law. I don't believe in painting with broad strokes like that, but since you do I guess you're stuck in a reality in which Trumpers are criminals who do not support the rule of law. So, although I wish it wasn't the case, it seems as if you're characterizing Trumpers as criminals. A bit harsh, in my view, but if that's where you want to take a stand I'm not going to get in your way. Fake news. The libs own you.

Fake news. The only deflector is you because you can't provide any names. Section C3, 1; Golden Goat, 0.

Kind of like how taking it as a preventative measure is only for stupid Trumpers. Got it.

Those are fake jelly rolls.

He’s beefcake!

He is one corpulent b*tch, that is for sure.

Any names of the culprits to share? Excellent point. Trump isn’t simply corrupt. He is corruption.

Maybe the big fella is trying it as a weight loss drug, he went all “melting snowflake” on Pelosi today. He seems a bit touchy about his corpulence. I guess if he gets a little fatter (assuming that is possible) he may catch William Howard Taft and be top at least one presidential list: most slovenly chief executive ever.

Hoax. He is not blocked from enforcing existing laws by “Democrats.”

Explosive national debt. New taxes on American consumers. Trade barriers. Threatens liberal use of eminent domain to build wall. Unconstitutional power grab to fund wall. Claims absolute authority. Depression era unemployment. Interferes with ongoing judicial proceedings. Volume II of the Mueller report. He’s a fake conservative. Nothing more.

You must hate what trump did with respect to wall funding if you like the rule of law. Volume II of the mueller report must be a real problem for you too. And this Flynn plea withdrawal thing? Why not let motion practice run it’s course and reserve judgment on the issue? Seems like that’s what someone who supports the rule of law would do.

By an appellate court? Very, very rare.

I had never considered the idea that Rhino is a Russian agent. Maybe he should be on the traitors list. Food for thought.

Did Trump take his hydroxychloroquine at lunch?

Bottom line: You still haven’t figured out the difference between a declaration and a plea. *** EDIT: In the meantime, just in case you forgot, Mike Flynn still is guilty. Enjoy! Tell Hans at the next conspiracy theorists meeting that the Court spoke to “applicable local rules,” not simply to “local rules.”

How are you coming on learning the difference between a declaration and a plea?

I don’t even know why we’re talking about CNN. I only watch OAN. I gave up sports, the 700 Club, and even Fox News because OAN is the only truthful, credible thing out there. I even listen to OAN when I sleep, just in case the libs try to own me with NPR on my clock radio.

Guess what? Mike Flynn still is guilty. Enjoy!

Hoax. Birds of a feather . . . Mr. President is gonna be pretty upset when he discovers that Randy ate all of the cheeseburgers. Fake news.

Bognino is a loser. I’d go with “the IQ of people who watch OAN,” but there might not be too much room for downward departure there.

If all of that is true then maybe Mr. Flynn shouldn’t have pleaded guilty. Grandstanding. Reassignment is rare.

I stopped reading after your first sentence because you obviously didn’t understand what I wrote. A defendant can’t withdraw a plea simply because he/she feels like it. A certain threshold must be met for that to happen, or a certain showing by the defendant must be made. The “coulds” in my post highlighted some of the “usual suspects” on which defendants rely in moving to withdraw a plea. Whichever one or ones Flynn picked or picks is up to him; I suspect he went with the “bait and switch” and IAC approaches based on some of the point headings in his memo. But, in any event, it’s Tuesday afternoon and Michael Flynn still is guilty. Enjoy! I’ll take, “it’s because he admitted guilt” for $200! This literally made me laugh out loud. The conspiracy theorists telling someone else they’re on shaky intellectual ground. That’s rich. That’s the equivalent of an affidavit there, big boy. It’s not a plea or his “current plea.” And paragraph 47 confirms that Michael Flynn has pleaded guilty. So, as of 4:31 p.m. today, Mike Flynn still is guilty.

And even if it’s been prescribed I wonder whether he actually consumes the drug.