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Analysis Trump allies have amassed nearly 30 years in prison sentences

10/22/2022 1:43:00 AM

Eleven Trump allies have been convicted or pleaded guilty He s shaved nearly 11 years off their sentences with pardons

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Eleven Trump allies have been convicted or pleaded guilty to various offenses, with their total sentences nearing 30 years of imprisonment. Through his pardons, Trump knocked nearly 11 years off those totals. Eleven Trump allies have been convicted or pleaded guilty He s shaved nearly 11 years off their sentences with pardons in jail. They pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 45 and 14 days, respectively.Another lengthy sentence was handed down in the case of Rep. Chris Collins (R-N.Y.), who was the first House Republican to endorse Trump in 2016 and later served on his White House transition team. He got for insider trading (not related to his work for Trump) and lying to investigators before Trump also pardoned him.AdvertisementTwo others pleaded guilty to various charges but avoided prison sentences in part thanks to Trump.Elliot Broidy had served in various high-profile fundraising roles for Trump’s 2016 campaign and the Republican National Committee under Trump before he Read more:
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He got for insider trading (not related to his work for Trump) and lying to investigators before Trump also pardoned him.  A couple of them opened cartons of eggs and started throwing them at a worker. Advertisement Two others pleaded guilty to various charges but avoided prison sentences in part thanks to Trump. Elliot Broidy had served in various high-profile fundraising roles for Trump’s 2016 campaign and the Republican National Committee under Trump before he pleaded guilty to illegally lobbying the Trump administration for Chinese and Malaysian interests. Trump pardoned him before he was to be sentenced. Anyone with information is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIP. Similarly, Trump White House national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to investigators before Attorney General William P. Barr, in an extraordinary move, sought to withdraw the case. Trump also pardoned Flynn, rendering the case moot. Bannon’s four-month sentence for misdemeanor contempt of Congress is similar to the one now faced by Allan Weisselberg, the longtime chief financial officer for the Trump Organization. Weisselberg cut a deal with prosecutors in August, pleading guilty to more than a dozen felonies and (along with five years’ probation). The sentence won’t officially be handed down until after the Trump Organization trial concludes, given that the deal is contingent upon his cooperation. Advertisement Bannon will remain free for now, pending an appeal. But if his sentence remains in place and Weisselberg ultimately receives his five-month sentence, it would bring the total prison sentences for Trump allies in recent years to 29 years and five months — or nearly 27 years if you exclude the Manafort sentences that were to overlap. Through his pardons, Trump knocked nearly 11 years off those totals. And that probably would have been more, had Broidy and Flynn been sentenced, and the original Bannon case been brought to trial. The only figures who didn’t receive pardons were Nader and three Trump aides who also agreed to testify in investigations involving Trump. If you exclude Collins and Nader (given their lesser proximity to Trump and unrelated crimes), Trump more than halved the amount of time his allies were due to serve, from 15 years down to about five. And if you focus only on those who didn’t agree to cooperate in investigations involving Trump, the former president turned 13.5 years in sentences into about three years. .