Lawrence O'Donnell just explained why Whitaker's "wrapping things up" prediction is WAY off base

[Miles Archer]

Supposedly, the feds grabbed several terabytes worth of data from Stone...from laptops, the cloud, cell phones, etc.

Prosecutors asked the judge to waive the customary "right to a speedy trial" rules and Stone's attorneys agreed with that.

Judge said OK.

O'Donnell's guest said that Stone could be in a holding pattern for about 6 months, then the trial.

So Whitaker was full of it, Mueller's not wrapping up any time soon.

Also said that Trump will be hammered in all different directions during his 2020 re-election campaign. Dems will be on the campaign trail addressing a corrupt president in the White House and Trump can't distract from it because there will be so many frigging trials in the news cycle,

[Grasswire2]

1. Seth Abramson wrote 20 reasons why Whitaker was wrong. nt

[Jarqui]

4. Good thread

Link to tweet

[Hermit-The-Prog]

6. threadreaderapp link

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1090077060788310016.html

[Cha]

2. We expect Puppet's doormats to LIE.

[Hoyt]

3. What are they going to find in terabytes of data from Stone?

So Mueller takes another 6 months, year or two -- we still have trump as Prez.

Mueller needs to release whatever he has and let the House run with it to get rid of trump as soon as possible. If he doesn't have the goods, then we need to quit wasting our time hoping Mueller relieves us of this nightmare.


Another piece of possible damaging evidence may have been quashed today -- https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1014&pid=2257410

[Cosmocat]

8. Impeachment isnt happening

Before 2020.

Rs completely stymieing congress his first two years makes the turnaround to tight.

Either way, not even close to having the votes in the senate.

[dalton99a]

5. Whitaker lied.

[DeminPennswoods]

7. Also heard on one of MSNBC

shows yesterday that Stone's prosecution will be handled/headed by the DC US Atty's office, not Mueller. Can't recall if it's all of the case or not, though.