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Great piece!
Perjury: the offense of willfully telling an untruth in a court after having taken an oath or affirmation.
What is the fine for perjury? Well, it appears you either get two weeks in prison or a judicial appointment.
George Papadopoulos, Trump’s first coffee boy (wink, wink), is serving a 2 week sentence for lying to the FBI. He was also ordered to pay a $9,500 fine, perform community service, and he must be on his best behavior for a year. GP is the first to be sentenced in Robert Mueller’s probe into Russia election interference.
GP’s lie was regarding the timing of his contact with Joseph Mifsud, a professor with “deep Russian contacts”, who told him about Russian dirt on Hillary Clinton.
GP initially said the contact was made before he joined the Trump campaign; the truth was he met Mifsud as a member of the Trump campaign. The consequence…
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This one resonated. Read more at thatsoulshit.wordpress.com

Clever and poetic!
Soon you’ll hear stories truer than true
All of them told by coffee boys who
Were granted immunity to tell all
Trump Org CFO… is Trump’s downfall
Weisselberg now will cooperate
With Mueller, he has much to relate
Laundered money, sedition… we’ll learn
Of Mob ties, fraud, see tax returns
Then David Pecker, Donald Trump’s friend
From the Enquirer who only penned
Damning reports of Trump’s opponents
Pecker, you see, was Trump’s proponent
“Trump worries about Pecker leaking”
Helping Bob Mueller, strictly speaking,
Trump’s ex-attorney, Cohen, has tapes
Recorded dealings, Trump won’t escape
Affairs, by blows, and spousal abuse,
“The best people” have lips that are loose
Still, Trump damns himself with every tweet
He’ll be remembered, traitorous cheat
The day after Cohen’s guilty plea,
House Judiciary Committee
Scheduled a special meeting… but why?
Clinton’s e-mails. The House was Putin’s best buy

I found this on Facebook and thought it was worth sharing.

Great way to organize and prioritize the college (or college alternative) decision making process. Read more at wakinguponthewrongsideof50.wordpress.com.
Waking up on the Wrong Side of 50
You know my family just completed a college tour road trip- 7 colleges, 16 states, 2800 miles. Seeing 7 colleges brought the total up to 15 colleges visited. My daughter has narrowed down her choices and is now starting the application process. Here’s how she narrowed it down.
There are about 4000 colleges in the US. Where do you go from there? Well, the editor of the Princeton Review “Top 382 Colleges in America” gave a talk at my daughter’s school, and handed out copies of the book. So we went from 4000 to 382 pretty quickly. (Let me add, this is how we did it- you can narrow down the field anyway you want) But, along side this book, we had done a few tours of college campuses. We spread the field a bit- we visited a few different campuses- state schools, private schools, undergrad enrollment less than 5000…
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Alotfromlydia.wordpress.com lays out some key connections in this piece.

Russian State controlled television hosts regularly openly discuss Trump’s subservience to Putin.
This week Evgeny Popov explained the recent “push” by the GOP for more severe sanctions against Russia as “an attempt to distance themselves from the perception”, implying there is no serious consideration being given to sanctioning Russia.
The bill is described by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-RussiaSC) as the “sanctions bill from Hell”.
Yeah, okay Comrade Graham.
‘The full text of the proposed legislation, entitled the “Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act of 2018,” was released by the U.S. Congress on Aug. 14—but it was circulated by the Russian media one week earlier. And the outrage against these “draconian” and “apocalyptic” measures was everywhere.’~ Reporter Julia Davis, The Beast
Legislation demanding harsher sanctions against Russia was put in the hands of Russian media a week before U.S. Congress released it to…
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