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(3,867 posts)TheOther95Percent
(1,035 posts)Any lawyers know what lying under oath to Congress means in terms of a criminal penalty?
TheOther95Percent
(1,035 posts)And a Reagan appointee went to jail for it over lying to Congress about Iran-Contra.
Kablooie
(18,619 posts)Just watch.
Stuart G
(38,414 posts)A number of them followed Mr. Mitchell.. it didn't matter, because Nixon resigned..
.......................................Mr. Trump.......................because Trump will resign too..
Maybe Mr. Sessions can outdo Mr. Mitchell and get 20 months...or maybe 25..or 30..or..
ffr
(22,665 posts)https://www.democraticunderground.com/10029787468
I don't fully understand the connection, but Tea Pain seems to think there's a method to the madness.
peggysue2
(10,826 posts)liars seem to do righteous indignation very well. Sessions was quite annoyed, insulted during his last appearance before Congress, felt his 'integrity' was being questioned.
On the next round? Someone might ask him: What integrity????
Stuart G
(38,414 posts)Lying to Congress............up to 5 years in jail.....
Sessions....isn't he supposed to know about the law??? Attorney General?
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)As were several of his advisers.
John dean was a lawyer..he blabbed only after being caught, and still went to jail.
Lawyer's break laws, too, no magic in being a lawyer.
Stuart G
(38,414 posts)Convicted of conspiracy, obstruction of justice and perjury and served 19 months.
I hope the same thing happens to Sessions...