Am I the only one who didn't know that Starr, as well as Dershowitz, got Epstein his cushy sentence?

[renate]

I knew about the Dershowitz-Epstein connection, but I didn't know that Starr had something to do with it too. And he's not even ashamed of it! I'm glad Trump can't get a better class of people to be on his side, but it's just shocking that the POTUS has to sink so low.

Epstein died in prison last year after being indicted on charges of sex trafficking. Although he died before being convicted of the alleged crimes leading to the most recent charges, the prominent businessman had previously in 2008 managed to get a plea deal from prosecutors in Florida for related charges, which Dershowitz and Starr helped him secure. Starr has since defended the lenient prosecution his former client Epstein received in Florida.

https://www.newsweek.com/msnbc-host-calls-out-trumps-impeachment-legal-team-being-associated-pedophile-epstein-1483098

[doc03]

1. Yes I have known for the last few months. Everyone connected with Trump

is dirty.

[renate]

4. the chutzpah of this guy... trying to get a president impeached for lying about a BJ

And then protecting a child rapist and keeping him in the community. He didn't have to do that. Was his motivation just money? Or what?

And then, for the nasty icing on top of the disgusting cake, defending a president whose abuse of power violated the Constitution and, not just that, led to Ukrainian deaths... deaths of real people. How can he even look at his nasty smushy face in the mirror?

[spooky3]

2. I didn't know either. Thanks for the info. nt

[CaptYossarian]

3. It didn't matter. He still got the death penalty.

This comforts me. By the time all the Trumpsters are dead and gone, there won't be any room in hell for me.

[doc03]

7. In my opinion he was helped with the death penalty to shut him up

about a lot of powerful people.

[CaptYossarian]

10. I agree. When I typed that, nobody could see my tongue boring a hole in my cheek.

It was Trump pretending to be all the dictators he admires.

[KT2000]

5. that is so sickening

the manner in which Starr speaks reeks of a prissy holier than thou type of person. In reality he dove into the sexual aspects of the Clinton case and then helped out Epstein. He did not seem to care about the sexual assaults at Baylor.

This guy has to have some skeletons in his closet - there is something just not right with him.

[coeur_de_lion]

6. Nope I didn't know about Starr

[AnotherMother4Peace]

8. Good Post - Rec. to shine a light on these cockroaches. Alan "I-kept-my-underwear-on" Dershowitz

was an Epstein "client" and his attorney. How about Bondi? Did she play apart of Epstein's cushy sentence when she was GA in Florida? or did she "just" accept a donation (bribe) from Trump to "handle" his fraudulent university? I know she was friendly to the scientologists in exchange for their donations.

[lunatica]

9. I didn't know about it either

I assume it was hushed up somewhat. The fewer people knew the easier it was to do.

Epstein must have felt pretty damn cocky having influential friends in such high places. But it all caught up to him didn’t it?

It ain’t over till it’s over. And it’s over for him. Let’s see how Starr ends his days.

[Opel_Justwax]

11. Don't blame the attorney for their clients actions.

Remember Hillary Clinton got a child rapist off from criminal charges. Lawyers simply protect the rights of their clients.

[Hekate]

13. Nasty unwarranted comment

Well-played, if that's what you want to do.

[Hekate]

12. Didn't know. Wonder how they feel about how that turned out? nt

[jeffreyi]

14. Nope, did not know that.

Adds to his distinguished resume.