Coydog wrote:Well, it appears this guy won't get an invite, at least for 15 months:
Hastert sentenced to 15 months in prison
CHICAGO — Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert was sentenced to 15 months in prison on Wednesday after a dramatic hearing in which a judge deemed him a “serial child molester” and victims tearfully testified that he forever altered their lives.
“Some conduct is unforgivable no matter how old it is,” U.S. District Judge Thomas Durkin told Hastert in a lengthy statement at the hearing.
Durkin called it “deplorable” that Hastert lied to the FBI during an initial investigation that ultimately led to a felony charge that Hastert broke federal law on reporting cash transactions while paying hush money to a former student at a school where he was a coach. Durkin also said it was “unconscionable” that Hastert initially accused the former student — known in the case as Individual A — of extortion, leading the FBI to begin investigating the victim.
“You set him up,” Durkin told Hastert, who has admitted to sexually abusing teenage boys when he was a high school teacher and wrestling coach more than three decades ago.
Durkin upbraided Hastert for trying to say the conduct against Individual A was “ambiguous.”
“There is nothing ambiguous about this,” he said. “This is sexual abuse.”
tit for tat ain't where it's at...hastert is a
former ( 10 yrs removed) house speaker, the charges against him stem from actions taken in the 70's from what I can tell ( no excuse just nothing to do with anything current,). Wade is the current leader of a movement that "supposedly" looks to protect the "black population" from the abuses of others, continually cries oppression and then turns around and abuses the people he;s supposed to be advocating for, all simultaneously...
Charles Wade, a prominent Black Lives Matter organizer and co-founder of Operation Help or Hush, was arrested last month and charged with human trafficking and prostitution.
Mr. Wade was arrested at a Howard Johnson Inn in College Park, Maryland, on April 25. Police said he was residing in a motel room where he allegedly pimped a 17-year-old girl, The Daily Caller reported Thursday.
Mr. Wade was held on seven counts relating to felony human trafficking and prostitution. He was bailed out shortly after his arrest, according to a statement he released on Twitter Wednesday.
He was arrested as part of a sting operation in which an undercover officer responded to an ad Mr. Wade allegedly placed for a 23-year-old woman on backpage.com, a website frequently used by sex traffickers and prostitutes, The Daily Caller reported.
In the interview, Burdge stated that in 1979 (eight years after Steve's high school graduation in 1971), her brother had told her that he had been sexually abused by Hastert throughout his four years of high school.[14] Burdge said that she was "stunned" by this news and that her brother said that he had never told anyone before, because he did not think he would be believed.[14] A message from Hastert appears in Steve's 1970 high school yearbook.[14] In the interview, Burdge said that she believes the abuse stopped when her brother moved away after graduation
and only one of them was invited to be a guest at the whitehouse AFTER being charged with these crimes as far as I know...
F@ck hastert, F@ck wade, F@ck BLM, let em all rot in hell...