Avenatti gets justice
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@jolly said in Avenatti gets justice:
Be happy to. Biden won, because an election was stolen for him.
The man can't even execute a coherent sentence.
When the economy tanks under Biden (and I think it will), going to be an interesting time for him and Mr. Trump...
Biden doesn't remember where he shit last.
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@george-k said in Avenatti gets justice:
@larry said in Avenatti gets justice:
Biden doesn't remember where he shit last.
Actually, neither do I, LOL.
Hell, even I have a pretty good idea where you last shat.
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@larry said in Avenatti gets justice:
@jolly said in Avenatti gets justice:
Be happy to. Biden won, because an election was stolen for him.
The man can't even execute a coherent sentence.
When the economy tanks under Biden (and I think it will), going to be an interesting time for him and Mr. Trump...
Biden doesn't remember where he shit last.
Unlike Mr. Trump, who remembers each and every shit, before he has these priceless relics of his genius gold-plated and stored in a special place for posterity.
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I don't care if he gold plates his ass, I just care about results. And while you and the rest of the whiny Trump haters are busy mocking the man at every fucking turn, his policies are being proven to have been good, all the things your side said said about him have proven to be false, and Biden and the democrat party are pissing away the country. I warned you ( generic you). By the time the Trump haters figure out what happened it will be too late.
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Avenatti was sentenced to four years in prison Thursday for cheating his former client, adult film star Stormy Daniels, out of $300,000.
Avenatti was convicted of aggravated identity fraud and wire fraud in New York federal court earlier this year. He faced a mandatory two years in prison for the former, and up to 20 for the latter.
Of the four years, 18 months will be served concurrently with the 2 1/2-year sentence he was previously given in a separate case for trying to extort Nike out of $25 million.
Avenatti spoke for 12 minutes at the sentencing, acknowledging the "series of mistakes" and "poor judgment" he exercised.
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The savior of the republic gets fourteen more years.
Yeah, it's concurrent.