Is a major bombshell coming? It sure looks like it

If there is one prominent through-line connecting the two most corrupt presidents in U.S. history, Richard Nixon and Donald Trump, it would have to be the person of Roger Stone. The man has been at the heart of every election scandal for the past 50 years and he's still at it, even today. It's quite a legacy for the guy who has Richard Nixon's face tattooed on his back. It's lucky he left his chest clear for his last great cause, Donald Trump. Stone's work on Trump's behalf provides the perfect coda to a legendary career as a political dirty trickster and world-class black-ops conspiracy-monger.
Stone has had his fingerprints on every nefarious deed the Republicans have pulled in the last half-century, starting when he was a kid working on Nixon's re-election campaign in 1972, and given the job of spying on rival campaigns and finding devious ways to embarrass them in the press. He has said that during the day he was a scheduler but at night, he was "trafficking in the black arts."

I decided I didn't have anything to say by way of a comment to this column, so I simply posted this:

I wonder what the other inmates will think of it in the group showers. He looks here to be a muscle muscle-bound hombre so

he may be safer than a diminutive felon, although if an Never-Trumper and bigger badder inmate decided he didn't like the full-of-himself Stone and wanted to Trump in the eye and express his anger...

better not go there!

We know which prison gang he'd join up with. For his sake he'd better hope they'd accept him because its better to have friends in prison and not be a loner.

If a member of the Aryan Brotherhood was going to have a tattoo of any world leader on his back it wouldn't be Nixon or Trump.

From Wikipedia:

Criminal information
Criminal status	Pardoned, following commutation.

Criminal charge	Felony counts of: Witness tampering Obstructing an official proceeding Making false statements to Congress
Penalty	40 months in federal prison (Stone served no time as President Donald Trump commuted his sentence, then pardoned him.)

Inmates learning about this might not appreciate that they are serving time while Stone avoided this through a pardon.

Criminal information
Criminal status	Pardoned, following commutation.

Criminal charge	Felony counts of: Witness tampering Obstructing an official proceeding Making false statements to Congress
Penalty	40 months in federal prison (Stone served no time as President Donald Trump commuted his sentence, then pardoned him.)

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My illustrated comment:

While I'd have liked to she her testify on live TV I think there is a benefit to her do so virtually. By this I assume it would be by Zoom or some other way so she'd be in her home or someplace where she felt comfortable. This would be likely to give her a false sense of security and she might be less guarded in how she responded to questions. Of course she might take the Fifth to every question she's asked. I think much depends of how much of a true believer she is when it comes to considering Trump a deity with a God given right to rule, and that her husband is functioning like God's right hand.