Feds Back Off Jailing Michael Flynn After Stunning New Evidence That Gov't 'Lied'
Excerpt: The government lied, "framed," hid favorable evidence, and showed "contempt for the law at every turn" in their treatment of Michael Flynn, the retired three-star Army general and former Trump White House national security adviser. Those charges were contained in a new filing in the government's case against Flynn. And his attorney, Sidney Powell, was just getting started. In the 27-page-filing, an add-on to her previous motions, Powell demanded charges be dropped against Flynn based on previously withheld exculpatory documents by the government and the IG report on FISA abuse. The net result was that federal prosecutors publicly considered, for the first time, that Flynn would get no jail time and instead be put on probation for his previous guilty plea in what we now know was the beginning of the FBI's "Crossfire Hurricane" operation against the Trump White House. [A little more good news. Of course, now that Flynn’s broke, it isn’t much consolation that his previous attorneys might have actually been working with the Feds. Maybe he can sue them? Ron P.]
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