TechnoFog says it all when he writes:

"Where does Durham go from here? That’s the real question. We already know that the investigation into Rodney Joffe remains open and that Igor Danchenko faces trial this year. Whether there is more remains to be seen."

What are the odds of government losing cases? I remember reading government gets convictions 97% of the time. And here we have an admitted liar not being convicted of lying by the government. You can't make this shit up, folks.

Isn't it amazing during testimony to Congress the defendant, Sussmann, actually admitted he met with Baker on behalf of a client?

How does one not get a conviction of lying when the defendant admitted to congress it was on behalf of a client? Unbelievable bias from the jury.

TechnoFog says it all when he writes:

"Where does Durham go from here? That’s the real question. We already know that the investigation into Rodney Joffe remains open and that Igor Danchenko faces trial this year. Whether there is more remains to be seen."

What are the odds of government losing cases? I remember reading government gets convictions 97% of the time. And here we have an admitted liar not being convicted of lying. You can't make this shit up, folks.

Isn't it amazing during testimony to Congress the defendant, Sussmann, actually admitted he met with Baker on behalf of a client?

How does one not get a conviction of lying when the defendant admitted to congress it was on behalf of a client? Unbelievable bias from the jury.