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TreeFrogTrader said:
Joe is already struggling with it bigtime.

Joe's pre-canned response to all things Hunter is: "I am proud of my son."

Ahhh, okay well a grand jury has been convened for Hunter.. If being proud of that works for you and keeps everything groovy, then fine.

Next up, and going on already, they are looking at Jim;s and Joe's dealings with Hunter type activity including offshore money laundering of payments they have been getting for their criminal activities.

I can see it all now. Someone asks Joe if he (meaning Joe) is concerned about the investigation into his (meaning Joe's) activities and Joe replies: "I am proud of my son." No Joe, that dog don't hunt forever, you need to up your game a bit.

Gotta be looking good to avoid a disaster at midterms Joe. Not looking good so far. Hope your scandals help. OR NOT.
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A former FBI lawyer on Friday was sentenced to one year of probation after pleading guilty to doctoring an email that was used to help justify surveillance on an adviser to former President Trump's 2016 campaign.

Kevin Clinesmith had pleaded guilty to one charge of making a false statement in a case brought by John Durham, the special counsel appointed by the Trump administration to investigate the origins of the Department of Justice's investigation into the 2016 campaign.

Judge James Boasberg, who was appointed by former President Obama, also ordered Clinesmith to complete 400 hours of community service.

Clinesmith admitted to altering an email exchange about whether Carter Page, a onetime foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, had been a source for the CIA - information that was used in an application to the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court for permission to wiretap Page.


The case against Clinesmith is the only criminal charge that has been brought as a result of Durham's ongoing investigation, which has so far failed to prove a wide-ranging political conspiracy against the Trump campaign as the former president had repeatedly alleged.
 
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