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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [BLeP] [ In reply to ]
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BLeP wrote:
jmh wrote:
torrey wrote:
No clown show. The defense decided to not present any arguments at all.

Yep. Bannon won't be on the stand. His lawyer will just have a closing argument.

Hope he enjoys prison and has some to be reformed and will be returned to society a better man.

Nope. He’s going to go to prison, present himself as a martyr and a political prisoner and come out grifting more than ever.

This post ages well.

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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [jmh] [ In reply to ]
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Bannon just lost his appeal and will soon be heading to prison to join Navarro. Hopefully he can give Trump some advice on how to best enjoy prison life.
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [Kay Serrar] [ In reply to ]
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Kay Serrar wrote:

Bannon just lost his appeal and will soon be heading to prison to join Navarro. Hopefully he can give Trump some advice on how to best enjoy prison life.

Will he still be allowed to wear 18 grimy popped-collar shirts in the big house?

He'll be shiv-proof at least.
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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WelshinPhilly wrote:
Kay Serrar wrote:

Bannon just lost his appeal and will soon be heading to prison to join Navarro. Hopefully he can give Trump some advice on how to best enjoy prison life.


Will he still be allowed to wear 18 grimy popped-collar shirts in the big house?

He'll be shiv-proof at least.

He's going to get one prison issued top. He should be more worried about detox.

Suffer Well.
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [jmh] [ In reply to ]
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Its taken awhile, but the system is working. Lets hope its strong enough to withstand the ring leader...
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [Kay Serrar] [ In reply to ]
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Kay Serrar wrote:

Bannon just lost his appeal and will soon be heading to prison to join Navarro. Hopefully he can give Trump some advice on how to best enjoy prison life.

I was actually hoping that he would have to report exactly 3.5 months before the election so that he wouldn't be able to spread his lies in the months leading up to the election.
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [Rick_pcfl] [ In reply to ]
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Rick_pcfl wrote:
Kay Serrar wrote:

Bannon just lost his appeal and will soon be heading to prison to join Navarro. Hopefully he can give Trump some advice on how to best enjoy prison life.


I was actually hoping that he would have to report exactly 3.5 months before the election so that he wouldn't be able to spread his lies in the months leading up to the election.

He can ask the appeals court for a full hearing, then he can appeal to SCOTUS.

It. Never. Fucking. Ends.

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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [monty] [ In reply to ]
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monty wrote:
Its taken awhile, but the system is working. Lets hope its strong enough to withstand the ring leader...
What happens if it doesn't?

What should be done? What should we do?
- Jeff
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [Kay Serrar] [ In reply to ]
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Kay Serrar wrote:

Bannon just lost his appeal and will soon be heading to prison to join Navarro. Hopefully he can give Trump some advice on how to best enjoy prison life.




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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [WelshinPhilly] [ In reply to ]
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WelshinPhilly wrote:
Kay Serrar wrote:

Bannon just lost his appeal and will soon be heading to prison to join Navarro. Hopefully he can give Trump some advice on how to best enjoy prison life.


Will he still be allowed to wear 18 grimy popped-collar shirts in the big house?

He'll be shiv-proof at least.

Do the prison even have a delousing protocol that can penetrate Bannon's thick outer crust?
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [jkstevens] [ In reply to ]
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What happens if it doesn't?
What should be done? What should we do?
- Jeff


I suppose just like OJ, we hope for karmic justice to fill in where the system failed. But the system is not built to be perfect, it is based on letting a number of guilty go in order to make sure the ones convicted are actually guilty, and we dont convict innocents. And even with that, we get it wrong sometimes. I love what the Innocence project and others like it are doing and have done, the last fail safe on the best system we can think of at the moment. Can't think of a place that does it better, can you, judicially speaking??
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [monty] [ In reply to ]
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monty wrote:
What happens if it doesn't?
What should be done? What should we do?
- Jeff


I suppose just like OJ, we hope for karmic justice to fill in where the system failed. But the system is not built to be perfect, it is based on letting a number of guilty go in order to make sure the ones convicted are actually guilty, and we dont convict innocents. And even with that, we get it wrong sometimes. I love what the Innocence project and others like it are doing and have done, the last fail safe on the best system we can think of at the moment. Can't think of a place that does it better, can you, judicially speaking??
I wasn't even thinking of it judicially, Monty - I was thinking about it morally and ethically.
- Jeff
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Re: Bannon's Contempt of Congress Trial [monty] [ In reply to ]
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monty wrote:
What happens if it doesn't?
What should be done? What should we do?
- Jeff


I suppose just like OJ, we hope for karmic justice to fill in where the system failed. But the system is not built to be perfect, it is based on letting a number of guilty go in order to make sure the ones convicted are actually guilty, and we dont convict innocents. And even with that, we get it wrong sometimes. I love what the Innocence project and others like it are doing and have done, the last fail safe on the best system we can think of at the moment. Can't think of a place that does it better, can you, judicially speaking??

The system has plenty of virtues. But, allowing the President to pardon his cronies is not one of them.
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