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Silvana Briand's avatar

And still nobody mentions the ride of the cavalry (presidential motorcade) directly down the center of the newly refurbished reflection pool at the request of the Persimmon paedophile himself...

WHY is everyone throwing the pool people under the bus when the treads of the motorcade are visible in the wreckage at the bottom of the pool?

Scott Carter's avatar

The US isn’t my country but any national monument or national historical site defiled by the US presidential motorcade is itself a criminal act.

Raeyin's avatar

Both can be true.

It was a no-bid contract, and apparently, the contractor has had issues before. Also, the motorcade only explains a fraction of the damage.

Dave Hearn says he was examining the flaking paint. He had his hand on it, and he was laying outside the pool. That wasn't caused by a vehicle.

Deb CJ's avatar

How I would love to see the DOJ sued for vindictive prosecution . . . An Olympian, for god'sake . . .

Michael I's avatar

Great timing and analysis.

Irene Hays's avatar

He fires women who embarrass him

Lewis J Greenwald's avatar

Time for her disbarment!!!

Douglas Carlton's avatar

And it’s looking like she might get both.

Justme's avatar

So the defense asking for the Grand Jury deets is what blew the lid off.

Raeyin's avatar

It seems the prosecution thought the judge might agree. Hearn's evidence of misconduct must have been strong.

Defense attorneys ask for those and get denied all the time. They're hard to unseal.

Wendy C Johnson's avatar

Since they dismissed without prejudice could his lawyers still insist on seeing the evidence. Otherwise he just gets to live knowing they could refile on a whim.