Sentencing dates are Nov. 7th, Dec. 19th , Jan. 23rd, and Feb. 20th. Prosecutors anticipate charging 25 more persons. Post includes details, sources, and links.
Top three per cent paid half of income taxes in 2016
The reverse is also true. The bottom 50 per cent paid three per cent. Source is the IRS. Figures are from 2016 and were released two days ago.
The main purpose of Palo Alto University is "social justice, cultural competency, and diversity"
Source is Palo Alto University. “High quality scientific research and scholarship” is ranked third. Christine Blasey Ford teaches at Palo Alto and heads Stanford’s CIA Undergraduate Internship Program.
Democrats to regain House, Republicans will hold Senate says mid-term report dated yesterday
If the mid-term election were held today, the Democrats will regain control of the House and Republicans will retain the Senate. Nine Senate races and 31 House seats are toss-ups. Democrats need to win 24 more House seats to regain the House.
Trump on pace to fill 15 per cent of the federal judiciary
President Donald J. Trump is on pace to fill 15 per cent of the federal judiciary. President Barack Obama set the record with 328 or 38 per cent. So far, 84 of Trump’s federal judicial nominees have been confirmed by the Senate.
Hillary Clinton's top secret clearance was yanked today
Hillary Clinton’s security clearance has been revoked, according to the Committee of the Judiciary. They announced it today
Obama filled 38 per cent of the federal bench with a record 329 judges
Obama has had more federal judges confirmed, 329, than any other President. Trump so far has had 84. More will be approved next week. There are 49 judges awaiting Senate confirmation next week. Yesterday, 15 more judges were confirmed.
Bill to get musicians paid market value for their work never became law after Trump signed it
President Trump signed the bill yesterday. It never became law. Source is the Congressional Record. The Swamp is filling up rather than draining. HR 1551 is the bill number.
Trump nominated 15 more federal judges yesterday
Trump nominated 15 more federal judges yesterday. They are to fill positions in New York, Ohio, Tennessee, California, Rhodes Island, and Nebraska. There are 146 federal judgeship vacancies left for the President to fill.
CIA used Tom Firestone and Bruce Ohr to set up meetings with Oleg Deripaska in the law offices of Baker McKenzie
Bruce Ohr met Oleg Deripaska 49 times between 2009 to 2016 in the D.C. law offices of Baker McKenzie. Sources are Deripaska, his attorney, Adam Waldman, “and several FBI agents”. Deripaska is Russian President Vladimir Putin’s right-hand man and billionaire business partner. Deripaska’s $40 million home in New York City was seized by the U.S. Treasury last week. He is on their sanctions list.
Senate confirms 74 other federal judges with Kavanaugh plus 172 Trump Executive branch hires in today's Senate vote
The Senate votes at noon today to confirm 172 Trump Administration Executive appointments and 75 federal judicial appointments which includes one confirmation to the Supreme Court. It takes 37 pages to cite all the entries. Is William R. Evanina replacing Peter Strzok as Director of National Counterintelligence?
Scott Wombold sentenced to six years for stealing $4,319,456 from customers of Pilot Flying J
Part of his sentence was based on a court approved report listing the customers he stole money from. It is linked here. Wombold was Pilot’s V.P. Prosecutors anticipate filing charges against 25 more persons. Jimmy Haslam remains CEO. He owns the Cleveland Browns.
Heather Jones gets two years, nine months for stealing $5,488,497 from customers of Pilot Flying J
Her male co-defendants were sentenced to longer jail terms. Prosecutors anticipate charging 25 more persons in Pilot Flying J criminal conspiracy, all former employees. Jimmy Haslam remains Pilot’s CEO. He owns the Cleveland Browns, a pro football in the NFL.
Third Supreme Court accuser colluder polluter said all three were best friends "for decades"
“I have known Christine Blasey Ford and Julie Swetnick for decades”, said Monica L. McLean. “I attended at least 20 house parties in the Washington, D.C. area where Brett (Kavanaugh) . . . (was) present during the years 1980-82.”
Julie Swetnick worked for Christine Blasey Ford's father, Ralph, for 12 years
She worked for a company run by the CIA called Development Alternatives Inc. (DNI) for 12 years from 1989 to 2003. Her apartment was the next building over from DNI. She lived a mile from three CIA companies managed by Ralph Blasey II, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s father. The companies are Datawatch, Red Coats, and Admiral Security Services.
Julie Swetnick's resumes
Julie Swetnick’s 13-page resume is linked here. She “entertained” diplomats for Admiral Security Services. This is a CIA company run by Ralph Blasey, Christine Blasey’s father. How well and how long has Swetnick known the Blasey family?
No allegations against Brett Kavanaugh when he was confirmed to court in 2006
The FBI began their seventh investigation into Judge Brett Cavanaugh today. He was confirmed as a federal judge by the Senate on May 26th, 2006. No accusers came forward then regarding his personal life. Why are they surfacing now?
Mark Hazelwood sentenced to 12.5 years for stealing $10,405,836 from customers of Pilot Flying J
Prosecutors anticipate charging 25 more persons in Pilot Flying J criminal conspiracy. Hazelwood was found guilty of stealing $10,405,836 from customers. He was Pilot’s former President and right-hand man to Jimmy Haslam, Pilot’s CEO and owner of the pro football team, Cleveland Browns.
Trump to pull Kavanaugh and replace him with Judge Amy Coney Barrett as Supreme Court nominee?
Next week, will Judge Amy Coney Barrett replace Judge Brett Kavanaugh as Trump's nominee?
Is Jenny R. Yang the next accuser in the Supreme Court nomination fiasco?
She works for George Soros’ Open Society. To keep the EEOC “tipped to the left”, Yang stayed on as Chief Commissioner after her term expired. She was Senior Trial Attorney for the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, Employment Litigation Section.