Roger Stone sentenced to 40 months in prison for obstructing Congress | USA TODAY

Judge gives Roger Stone 40 months in prison for obstructing Congress' Russia investigation.
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Roger Stone's sentence marks a downfall for the longtime political consultant who has advised presidential campaigns stretching back to Richard Nixon.

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20 comments

  1. But Andrew McCabe was fired because he lied under oath to the FBI not only goes free he gets a high-paying job with the most corrupt news media there is.

    1. Mr. Rogers thank you for all the years you served in our government.☆ You Mr Rodger, have been trusted by many presidents in the past all the way back to President Nixon. I believe what has happened to you is unfair,””Breaking your door down and POLICE drawing their weapons on you and your Family in the middle of the night !,,☆,knowing ,they could have called you to come in .((,soo sad the way your home was raided!☆ just my opinion. Praying for you and your family!☆,,should be out very soon,,even sooner if eye had anything to do with it !☆,,PRESIDENT TRUMP is a good man !☆TRUMP 20/20☆☆☆☆☆☆☆

  2. Trump is still waiting to hear from Vlad about whether to pardon Stone or not😉
    Vlad already gave him permission to appoint a new intelligence agency head puppet.

  3. They probably just did it three years cause they knew trump if re-elected would just exonerate him if it was longer. Sad. Well deserved prison sentence though. Kiss those years goodbye.

  4. So unfair. He gave his point of view. He is 67. All emanating from a phoney sham. They let the real liars go – Comey and McCabe!

  5. So are we in a government with a president and attorney general that believes they are playing parts in the second edition of the movie idiocracy? Recommended sentencing as per the crimes by experienced law professionals isn’t something to be pushed aside. I don’t like it when our judicial system is being undermined. It’s hypocrisy at its finest.

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