StoryGraph Biggest Story 2020-07-12 -- roger stone’s prison sentence (13), the russia investigation (11), trump commuted (9), rule law (9), mueller wrote (9)
Roger Stone Still A 'Convicted Felon,' And 'Rightly So,' Says Robert Mueller In Angry Op-Ed
“Russia’s actions were a threat to America’s democracy,” Mueller wrote in response to Trump's criticism. “It was critical that they be investigated.”
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Barr Flees Trump And Tries To Deny Involvement In Roger Stone Clemency
Attorney General William Barr is claiming that he recommended against clemency for Roger Stone and the DOJ had nothing to do with it.
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Trump’s Clemency Came After Displays of Loyalty by Stone
The extraordinary decision to commute the prison sentence of an embattled adviser demonstrates how the president has managed to bend America’s legal machinery to his advantage.
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Trump just commuted Roger Stone’s sentence
Stone was convicted for lying to Congress and witness tampering in the Mueller probe.
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Mueller defends Stone prosecution and says 'his conviction stands' in Washington Post op-ed
Former special counsel Robert Mueller, in a very rare move, has written an op-ed for The Washington Post defending his office's prosecution of Roger Stone and saying he is still a convicted felon and "rightly so" in light of President Donald Trump's commutation of Stone.
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Mueller pens WaPo op-ed: Roger Stone 'remains a convicted felon, and rightly so'
Former special counsel Robert Mueller, the top lawyer who led the Russia investigation, defended his teams' findings on President Trump's associate Roger Stone on Saturday after Trump moved to commute his sentence.
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Mueller defends Russia probe, says Stone remains a felon
Former special counsel Robert Mueller is sharply defending his investigation into ties between Russia and Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign
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Robert Mueller speaks: Roger Stone 'rightfully' still a convicted felon
Former special counsel Robert Mueller broke his silence Saturday and defended his Russia investigation the day after President Trump commuted the sentence of one of its targets: Roger Stone.
In an exclusive post – Roger Stone provides his response to Robert Mueller and Nancy Pelosi. Over the past 24 hours, the corrupt leader of the Mueller Special Counsel and the Speaker of the House released evil, dishonest and nasty statements regarding President Trump’s actions yesterday to commute the sentence of Roger Stone. Tonight Roger…
In Commuting Stone’s Sentence, Trump Goes Where Nixon Would Not
Senator Mitt Romney called the commutation an act of “unprecedented, historic corruption.” Attorney General William P. Barr privately argued against clemency for the president’s friend.
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In Rare Public Comments, Mueller Defends Prosecution of Roger Stone
Breaking his silence, the former special counsel rebutted President Trump’s attacks on the Russia investigation and said Mr. Stone had been prosecuted “because he committed federal crimes.”
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Mueller Defends Investigation Of Roger Stone After Trump Commutes Prison Sentence
Robert Mueller defended his investigation of Roger Stone on Saturday after President Donald Trump commuted the prison sentence.
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Mueller Lashes Out at Roger Stone in WaPo Op-Ed: 'Stone Remains a Convicted Felon'
Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller lashed out at Roger Stone after President Trump commuted the political operative’s sentence. President Trump on Friday evening commuted Roger Stone’s sentence just days before the republican political operative was set to report to prison. 67-year-old Roger Stone was hunted down by Mueller’s crooked team of Democrat lawyers and charged…
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