CNN: Roger Stone very likely to be indicted.

[triron]

Link to tweet

[donkeypoofed]

1. Yeah, we know - the answer we want is "when?"

[LandOfHopeAndDreams]

2. Letting Him Continue His Crimes In Meantime

Indict The Fucker!

Not that I expect they'll throw him in jail, but it would be nice.

[gopiscrap]

3. Please let it be so

that fucker has been a shit all his life

[vlyons]

4. What work did she do for Roger Stone?

Did they procure hookers for politicians and wealthy donors?

[oberliner]

9. "web design and writing position papers"

She told NBC News she had worked for Stone since 2010, doing "web design and writing position papers."

https://www.newsweek.com/who-kristin-davis-mueller-wants-question-manhattan-madam-and-roger-stone-1035849

[KayF]

12. I wonder what she actually did

it's possible that she actually did web design and position papers for 8 years for Roger Stone, but after glancing through her bio, it seems she might have found that a little boring:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristin_M._Davis

[Bernardo de La Paz]

16. Rope webs and strenuous tight positions. Could be kompromat info for Stone & Trump gang to use. . nt

[murielm99]

17. Position papers?

How many different positions?

[duforsure]

11. I agree

And after hearing how trump would set up friends to have sex with their wives , it would be possible they would do this to use against these people whenever needed. I also think he's used this tactic with others he had running sex rings , only to use against others in powerful positions. Maybe why some of his backers are so behind him now, because they're compromised to do it , or risk he'll expose them.

[Hortensis]

5. Don't think they'll let Stone wear his white suits in prison.

With his involvement with Gucifer/Russian espionage and Wikileaks, I imagine his only chance at a short sentence would be if he had information Mueller could use to bring down bigger targets.

We forgot long ago the names of the dozens of people who were sentenced to prison in Watergate, and that scandal didn't begin to involve Trump-Russia's treasonous activities, occult warfare, and large numbers of people involved in many other major crimes.

[windje]

6. Orange is the New pinstripe?

[Hortensis]

13. :) Can't wait. Guessing being one in an orange crowd would

bother this peacock more than orange feathers. Poor fellow's had to trade in his look-at-ME! vanity suits and white hats for a properly conservative look now that he's in trouble, but this picture from happier days is on his Infowars site, link not posted. Just look at that heroically resolute expression, at least I presume that's what he was going for and it's not constipation.

Stone: I fully expect to be harassed if Hillary Clinton should manage to win the election. ... Therefore, if in the near future you hear that I was depressed and took my life, got hit by a truck crossing the street, or killed in a freak hunting accident, you will know that I was murdered and that Hillary Clinton is the chief perp.

If he turned up dead, I'd be looking east. Far to the east.

[Devil Child]

7. Great news, he can start a men's fashion blog from federal prison n/t

[LanternWaste]

8. Perjury for lying to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence?

That's my guess. He involved himself with Guccifer (aka, Russia's intelligence department, the GRU-- twelve members of which were indicted last month) last spring, and lied to the select committee and lied about both it and his connections to Assange.

The Davis angle however, is coming out of left field from where I sit.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

10. .............

[NewJeffCT]

14. we've been hearing that he'll be indicted for several weeks now

I'll believe it when it happens

[George II]

15. He should be indicted for the cheap ass ugly weave.