The thing is, I'm not sure that Flynn actually did anything wrong. He had
contacts with some Russians before Trump was elected. Lying about that under
oath was wrong, and I don't trust William Barr, and perhaps there is more to
the charges.
Miriam
-----Original Message-----
From: blind-democracy-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
<blind-democracy-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of Carl Jarvis
Sent: Friday, May 8, 2020 11:10 AM
To: blind-democracy <blind-democracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [blind-democracy] Fwd: May 7, 2020
Attorney General William Barr, filed documents today dropping its case against
Trump’s former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn.
Ah yes, it's a beautiful day in Trumpland!
Carl Jarvis
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Heather Cox Richardson from Letters from an American
<heathercoxrichardson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 08 May 2020 06:38:21 +0000
Subject: May 7, 2020
To: carjar82@xxxxxxxxx
There were three big stories today, and they added up to a fourth.
First, the Department of Justice, overseen by Attorney General William Barr,
filed documents today to drop its case against Trump’s former National Security
Advisor Michael Flynn. This reverses years of work on the Flynn case, and has
shocked experienced prosecutors, who say it reveals that Barr is now simply
working for Trump. The filing was signed by Timothy Shea alone, Barr’s
hand-picked US Attorney for the District of Columbia. No career prosecutors
signed on.
Flynn was a lobbyist for the Turkish government and had spent time at a state
dinner with Russian President Vladimir Putin when the FBI opened a case on him
on August 16, 2016, out of concern he might be working with Russia even as he
was campaigning for Trump (with his famous “Lock Her Up” chants). On November
10, after Trump was elected, President Barack Obama warned Trump not to hire
Flynn for a national security post, but on November 18, Trump named Flynn his
National Security Advisor. On December 29, the same day the Obama
administration announced retaliatory measures for Russian interference in the
2016 election, Flynn caught the attention of the FBI by making five phone calls
to the Russian ambassador, Sergey Kislyak. FBI officials and Obama officials
thought the conversations sounded like he and Moscow had made a secret deal.
The FBI interviewed Flynn on January 24; he lied about those calls, saying they
did not talk about lifting Russian sanctions after Trump was elected. After the
interview, acting attorney Sally Yates made an urgent visit to White House
Counsel Don McGahn warning him that Flynn was “compromised” and vulnerable to
blackmail by the Russians. On February 8, Flynn publicly denied he had spoken
to Kislyak about sanctions, but when news broke the next day that he had, his
spokesman said he could not “be certain that the topic never came up.” He
resigned on February 13. (The next day, Trump met with FBI Director James Comey
and asked him to let the Flynn case go. When Comey continued to investigate
Russian connections to the Trump campaign, Trump fired him, and the outcry led
to the appointment of Robert Mueller as Special Counsel to take over the
investigation.) Flynn offered to testify about the campaign’s connections to
Russia in exchange for immunity from criminal prosecution, but was turned down.
In November, after news broke that Mueller had enough evidence for criminal
charges against Flynn and his son, he began to cooperate with the investigation.
In December 2017, Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators about
his contacts with Russia’s ambassador to the United States, but was not
sentenced because he had not yet finished cooperating with the special
counsel’s office. Then, after the Mueller investigation ended, in June 2019, he
fired his lawyers and hired Sidney Powell, who had criticized the Mueller
investigation. Soon, Flynn backed away from his guilty plea, his lawyer
claiming that he had been “ambush[ed]” by FBI agents trying to “trap… him into
making statements they could allege as false.” In January 2020, Powell accused
the government of “egregious government misconduct” and moved to withdraw
Flynn’s guilty plea.
And now the Department of Justice is moving to withdraw the case. It is highly
unusual to try to undo a guilty plea, and the switch signals a dramatic shift
in the DOJ. The career prosecutor on the case formally withdrew from it just
before the Justice Department stopped the prosecution, just as career
prosecutors stepped aside when Barr interfered in Trump confidante Roger
Stone’s sentencing. The filing claims that FBI agents unlawfully pursued
Flynn—that there was no just cause for an intelligence investigation of Russian
interference in the
2016 campaign, and that therefore his confession is immaterial.
Did you get that? The Justice Department is saying that any investigation into
Russian interference into the 2016 election was illegitimate, despite the
report of the inspector general saying the opposite. And now, with a Trump
crony at Director of National Intelligence there is little hope we will hear
more about Russian interference. Both acting DNI Richard Grenell and the man
Trump has nominated to replace him, Representative John Ratcliffe (R-Tx),
neither of whom have experience in the intelligence community, have been vocal
in their disbelief that Russia threatens our elections.
Still, Judge Emmet G. Sullivan will decide whether to accept the dismissal of
the case. Sullivan ripped into Flynn in his 2018 hearing, telling him “I want
to be frank with you, this crime is very serious….
Not only did you lie to the FBI, you lied to senior officials in the incoming
administration…. I am not hiding my disgust, my disdain for your criminal
offense.”
Trump said today that the Justice Department’s decision just adds more evidence
to the idea there was “no collusion” between his campaign and Russia (which
was, remember, not what the Mueller report said). All the Pulitzer Prizes
people won for those stories should be given back, he said, because they were
fake news. Trump is talking about reinstating Flynn into the administration.
And that, sadly, is not the end of the day’s news.
The next big story is the coronavirus. We are up to 76,000 deaths, and the
cases show no sign of slackening. Projections for the summer are grim, with
most models estimating we will well surpass 100,000 deaths.
On Tuesday, Trump justified opening businesses because he said “We can’t keep
our country closed for the next five years.” But that’s not what’s on the
table. What we are trying to do by holding down deaths now is to buy time
before a vaccine is available, which experts said about six months ago would
take at least 12 to 18 months. Trump, of course, has an interest in trying to
reopen the country quickly because he sees the economy as the key to his
reelection and wants it recovering by the fall. But he has admitted this will
costs lives, a sacrifice he is more ready for others to make than for himself.
Today, he got “lava level mad” when he learned one of his personal valets had
tested positive for Covid-19, accusing his staff of not taking sufficient
precautions to keep the virus away from him (despite frequent testing of
everyone in his orbit).
And certainly, the economy is in free fall. Tomorrow, we get the jobs report
for April. It is expected to show that the US economy lost about 21.5 million
jobs last month. If that is correct, it indicates we have wiped out all of the
job gains in the U.S. since mid-1999. It also puts the unemployment rate at
16%, the highest since 1939. There are answers other than sending people back
to work without testing or contact tracing, however. We could, for example,
provide a wage guarantee until infections recede enough to enable people to go
back into the workforce with some sense of security.
The third big story is that the Republican National Committee and the Trump
reelection campaign have budgeted $20 million to fight Democratic attempts to
make remote voting easier during the pandemic.
Although there is no evidence that mail-in voting causes fraud, and although
some states already do it with no ill effects, RNC chief of staff Richard
Walters fell back on the idea that easing restrictions to make it easier to
vote would contaminate elections. “Democrats may be using the coronavirus as an
excuse to strip away important election safeguards, but the American people
continue to support commonsense protections that defend the integrity of our
democratic processes,” he said, and Republicans were willing to sue Democrats
“into oblivion and spend whatever is necessary.”
These three stories seem to add up to a fourth. Trump and his people are
grasping power, but he knows he must resurrect the economy to win reelection.
That will not be enough if the carnage of the pandemic grows, so he is
determined to suppress the vote.
At least that’s what it looks like to me.
—-
Notes:
Flynn:
http://email.mg2.substack.com/c/eJwlUcGypCAM_JrxhoWgDh447GV_w4qQGXmLYBHQ5_v6xTdVVDok1R3oGMj4junSe6TcFMI0O6snMapuUI3Vve1UTRzNr4S4gfM6p4LNXhbvDGQXw00QfJCyWbWR_QCgFrSdnNTAJZplnPqx7wWHl628OmaGYh0GgxoPTFcM2Hi95rzTQ_55iL_1nOfZnkCrC-8cw01qTdxqw0cD_kZ8g2eOqCDV61eh7Awyi3tmWzyQWI7siM6yzZkV0LOXv0IgZmI4nLnfzVxgW0HvMRFLhcgB21NcsOoJLngFPtzhWcO02KdSA7LxOVnWdQhskZ1k9tUPahTCCGNmytXJds2bb5y-JfjAFR_ls1Nt18rjkKv88Qbo0fPtLVoqC2Uw_-6_NUkbSF-QlKjd9-30b7kaPVfcSnD5mjHA4tF-dpA_S_u1NF876oAnecwZ06dYF9P3HRdTUyfZWDWDXhHyisnE73QbkyzF8B_kqrEJ
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Jobs report:
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deaths:
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Five years:
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Lava level mad:
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Venezuela:
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[http://email.mg2.substack.com/c/eJwlUDtvxCAM_jXHdhEhLzIwtEOHVqpUVV26RAR8F1oCkYGkuV9fcidZsvVZ9vdQMsLV4y4WHyJJAXAwWvSs5WXDiRa1LnkeTBguCDBLY0XEBGRJozVKRuPdccBoU1VkEpeW0rYF2dMaLh1vVK_Ljo4t17pXY9-Rg2aQSRtwCgSsgLt3QKyYYlzCqXo6sZdc27YVCCkChkL5OSMSo1EW8pTCeQUHtwRWngOohCbuZ6O_Pt-e3xl7ZR_fxGRFjNKGctpWXcmLsqjWtZqqm1UynGo6X1kR0hiiVL8HA0GhJP5I5Cxvr4fRO5x9DrnPyWWSAZwcLehHBPGR2d1R3BcQDrZgIWbRDzDnUtclZT3JTNrnn05MIOMEqPwfGjVJ1MG7fy_thgQ]
Fake news:
Voting laws:
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[http://email.mg2.substack.com/c/eJwlUMuOhCAQ_JrhpuGh6Bw47GV_wyD0KrsIBlpd9-sXZhLS1SnSXV1lNMIS0632mJEcGdLkrHpyObJ-JFZ1lo2lcXn6SgCbdl5hOoDsx-yd0ehiqAOc9kKQVTEjQQgDI5stlSAtlHaQRlgmpGQ9qTKTPqyDYEDBCemOAYhXK-KeH-LjwT_Lu66r3aN36ExsTdwKFeDKBTjltADtaxlKKedse2NhiyZpzM0Z0YWl8frKDe9EzwbiVJ2iPR2pFAMbW9aK8xSr-PNG50dHt4W3-ZgzavNT5UhSRqdvnUZefpdq-0UX11PB7QgO7wmCnj3YdyD4TvDlD-8dVL3XAyKkN1lS6jpG-ZMUJRvLzqBW0LhCMvE3ObPqZHMM_0dSiCc]
