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Unchastised tweet takes credit by saying our nation is having a difficult conversation, but we believe this is great progress. but she continues her distain and contempt for israel. americas chief ally. ignoring how israel has assisted us, advancing our interests in the middle east, preventing victories by radical nationalist movements and assisting us in intelligence gathering. she then goes on to slam barack obama saying hes just another pretty face who got away with murder, caging kid and dro...

Unchastised tweet takes credit by saying our nation is having a difficult conversation, but we believe this is great progress. but she continues her distain and contempt for israel. americas chief ally. ignoring how israel has assisted us, advancing our interests in the middle east, preventing victories by radical nationalist movements and assisting us in intelligence gathering. she then goes on to slam barack obama saying hes just another pretty face who got away with murder, caging kid and dro...

The sentence would be really a bridge too far, even for this president. the reaction in congress i think would be one of abhorrence and repugnance. there would be action, although the pardon power is broad. its not unlimited. if it is misused for obstruction of justice and clearly a pardon for manafort would be to reward not only noncooperation but also witness tampering, confidential discussions with the white house after his conviction. potential destruction of documents, in effect, contempt f...

Army intelligence officer in contempt. manning spent seven years in prison for leaking classified information to wikileaks. now manning will stay in a virginia jail until deciding to testify or the grand jurys work is over. hollywood captain america pays a visit to capitol hill captain america. congress dan crenshaw showing off his glass eye with the iconic shield on it to actor chris evans who plays the super hero in marvels avenger series. tweeting when captain america sees your captain americ...

Documents, contempt for the rule of law and as many in the white house says the normal rules dont apply. so i think any pardon for manafort would trig arfire storm. >> pardon all kinds of dirt on him. everybody knows he dwood this to reward him stone walling. johnson. the african-american boxer. and remember that this sentence itself is so lenient, laughably lenient that it would in fact

A heavy sentence was not going to persuade him to cooperate. >> to work -- >> because hed already been lying to them so it really was a sentence that judged his culpability and this idea that were at halftime now is absolutely right. another judge with another assessment of paul manafort is now going to take into account his lack of remorse, his nonapology, his witness tampering, which is the reason that hes been in prison for all this time. >> right. >> and his utter contempt for the law. >> bu...

That those are the guidelines but if you look at similar cases, folks served less time or not that much more time, your reaction to the judges decision? >> i think four years under the broader scheme of things does seem low to most former prosecutors in part because of what is happening i think in the district of columbia, witness tampering, he broke the plea deal, showed contempt for the process. in that instance normally the range is 17 to 25. if there are departures, comparisons, sure. there ...

Puts your overall to 14. that is a very different ball game. >> she has a real sense of not only the human factor but also the impact on the rule of law and respect for the law, which i think she has demonstrated again and again which is very different in terms of mindset than judge ellis has evidenced. judge jackson clearly regards his witness tampering, his lying, his contempt for the law, feeling that the rules dont apply to him, and frankly, that is the mindset of, many feel, this administra...

He took to twitter saying in solidarity with many activists facing the outcome i will stand by my principles and every legal remedy available. she is asking people to fund raise for her to cover her legal expenses. one twitter user says contempt? how about treason? look at this person from instagram, manning is a traitor period, end of story. a lot of anger surrounding her. she received 314 contributions. heather: love this. utah coach returning from deployment surprising his students and they w...

Guilty, poor people cant make bail sit in jail even when there is no crime proved against them. number three, statistically that her sentencing falls disproportionately on people of color. that should not come as a huge surprise to viewers given a lot of the sort of racial tension that come to the floor of this presidency and in particular. this judge of his choice of words, he led a blameless life was a poor choice as betsy suggested. it sends a wrong message in an era where we need accountabil...