On his talk radio show Wednesday, Rush Limbaugh addressed all the drama surrounding the Roger Stone case, which was thrown into chaos after federal prosecutors recommended seven to nine years in prison for the 67-year-old and were swiftly rebuked by the Department of Justice, which called the recommendation “excessive and unwarranted” and moved to reduce the sentencing. With President Trump increasingly poised to intervene and Democrats demanding yet another investigation into supposed abuse of power, Limbaugh framed the whole thing as “an object lesson in presidential follow-through.”
“Let’s talk about what happened here with the DOJ, the attorney general, Barr, these four prosecutors, the Roger Stone case, because this, folks, is an object lesson in presidential follow-through,” Limbaugh said Wednesday (transcript via RushLimbaugh.com)
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