What are the odds TFG was the only one who got a target letter?

[MLAA]

Did anyone else receive one but restrained themselves from blabbing it?

[TreasonousBastard]

1. It's not the sort of thing most people would talk about.

[MLAA]

3. That's what I was thinking and hoping that a whole stack of Target letters went out.

Meadows, Marjorie Taylor Gross, the string of inept democracy hating lawyers and the full list of those who asked for pardons:



The list comprised Trump's closest congressional allies: Republican Reps. Mo Brooks of Alabama, Matt Gaetz of Florida, Andy Biggs of Arizona, Louie Gohmert of Texas, Scott Perry of Pennsylvania and Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia. Perry and Biggs denied asking for a pardon.Jun 23, 2022

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/jan-6-panel-names-republican-lawmakers-sought-pardons-trump-rcna35090#

[Duncanpup]

7. Exactly MLAA

[Takket]

2. I sure hope it is zero

He is the head of the mafia but he has a ton of lieutenants doing dirty work for him too. This was NOT an operation one person could plan.

Giuliani
Flynn
Stone
Powell
Wood

Everyone in the “war room”

Everyone in contact with the proud boys and other terrorists organizations.

Everyone involved with the fake electors scheme

A hundred other people I’ve forgotten about. …

[MLAA]

4. Right on! Those asking for pardons.

The list comprised Trump's closest congressional allies: Republican Reps. Mo Brooks of Alabama, Matt Gaetz of Florida, Andy Biggs of Arizona, Louie Gohmert of Texas, Scott Perry of Pennsylvania and Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia.

Perry and Biggs denied asking for a pardon.

[usonian]

10. Fred wants to know all about the

[MLAA]

15. Priceless!

[Ocelot II]

5. There must be others - maybe not at the same time, though.

Eastman? Meadows? Giuliani sat for a proffer session, so maybe he'll flip. Meadows has been very quiet so maybe he'll flip, too. Eastman is in the middle of a disbarment hearing and might also be flippable. If these and others don't agree to cooperate they might get target letters in the near future. If they have already cooperated that might have led to TFG's forthcoming indictment.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

6. They probably have made deals, esp Meadows. I also got a sense Ghouliani was seeking a deal. . nt

[MLAA]

9. I'm hoping that even the flippers are held accountable to some degree, so limited immunity.

Do you think that could be possible for Meadows and Ghouliani? I’d hate to see ‘do nothing about the insurrection while it was happening except sit in his office and stare at his phone’ Meadows get off without any penalty.

[Effete Snob]

12. Eastman will go down with the ship

He's a true believer.

[MLAA]

16. I think he is a coward and try and wriggle out, then try and flip when he sees how bad things are.

I hope DOJ doesn’t need him to flip in order to nail TFG and his gang who couldn’t treason straight.

[Effete Snob]

20. If I was the prosecutor, I wouldn't want him

He's a nutbar. I doubt he's a credible witness. His usefulness seems principally served by his emails, written communications and actions involved in planning and executing the scheme.

Plus, I'd like to see him locked up.

[MLAA]

23. Disbarred and behind bars double barred.

[ecstatic]

26. The more we learn about meadows, the less acceptable an immunity

deal becomes. He did absolutely nothing to stop the insurrection on January 6th. An aide half his age begged him to do something and he refused--he just sat on his ass (feeling sorry for himself?). And this was after participating in multiple calls with election officials in other states where he tried to get them to overturn an election that he knew was valid.

Also, I think that meadows is the one who egged trumpty on with regard to stealing the classified documents. trumpty was soooo convinced that they were his documents. Why? And what happened to the documents that meadows stole?

Lock him up.

[MLAA]

28. I could live with meadows getting less time, say at least 4 years as long as he cooperated

and he had to share a cell with tfg

[Marius25]

8. I wish Jack Smith was going after members of Congress but I doubt it

[MLAA]

19. I'm still holding out hope.

Gotta believe at worst case Meadows and Graham will be part of Georgia election interference. Fingers crossed.

[Effete Snob]

11. zero

Unlikely they immunized everybody in exchange for testimony.

There was an entire ecosystem of hangers-on involved in this one.

It would be great if they could roll up a few elected officials who were in on this particular bit of fraud.

[MLAA]

17. Oh I hope they can convict enough to fill a whole prison wing where the conspirators have bad food,

little privacy, lumpy mattresses and have to listen to TFG pontificate 10 hours a day.

[Effete Snob]

21. Holy shit!

Locking them up WITH Trump would verge on an Eighth Amendment violation.

[Hugin]

25. On the other hand, as TFG is unlikely to accept "going down alone"...

Maybe what they are afraid of is him flipping to keep his bloated bulging inadequate cowardly carcass out of the hoosegow. I wouldn’t doubt that this is the main reason for their continued ac-“complicity”.

Perhaps, the flipper they fear most is the Don.

[FakeNoose]

13. Anyone else who receive it was smart enough to follow the advice of their attorney

That's why they aren't in news like Chump is.

Just sayin;

[MLAA]

18. Makes sense!

[ZonkerHarris]

14. Trump doesn't care about anyone else

[Duncanpup]

22. I hope the pardon seeking congress reps received a letter.

[ecstatic]

24. Has Lindsey been quiet lately?

Or am I just lucky?

[Hugin]

27. Moscow Mitch has been unusually mum too.

At least I haven’t seen him speaking out on his central role in making the US ungovernable.

[Hortensis]

29. Ummm, with the 0s? We don't know if tRump will be charged with conspiracy,

but odds of that seem probable, such as "conspiracy to defraud the government" and "conspiracy to violate civil rights." The talking heads a fellow conspirator would be required. Could be either indicted or UNindicted, though.

Hard to imagine those involved all got immunity, and also hard to imagine what's coming out will make not prosecuting any acceptable to the average American. The little Watergate burglary and coverup produced 48 prison sentences, including many charged with conspiracy.

[MLAA]

30. Oh, let's hope we at least double the Watergate 48. Maybe DC 103?

[Hortensis]

31. :) Yes, definitely let's.