What does this MEAN ? If there's a case against Stone, he'll be indicted and tried. Prosecution will be put to its usual burden of proof. If burden is met, he'll be convicted. ONLY THEN would the Q of a pardon arise. Stone doesn't have the luxury of 'waiting for the pardon.'+
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Are you postulating a pre-emptive pardon ? Virtually w/out precedent, and highly questionable.
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Wouldn’t it be great if Mueller’s team held some different charges for later when the pardon storms die down and this corrupt GOP are no longer in control for a second wave of charges with no pardons in sight
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He just might be doing that!
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How does one betray an innocent man??? Asking for a friend.
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Innocent people don’t worry about being betrayed
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If Stone didn’t have incriminating information on Trump, why would he use the word BETRAY? be·tray 1. expose (one's country, a group, or a person) to danger by treacherously giving information to an enemy. 2. unintentionally reveal; be evidence of
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For some unknown reason
I cannot get the image below out of my head. Could it be a premonition 
Awesome that #MarthaStewart would refuse a#Pardon from@realDonaldTrump Betting this won't happen with anyone else in the#TrumpCrimeSyndicatepic.twitter.com/pMH4DtRksN
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If drumf was oh so innocent, why would Stone say he would never betray him? Why would he ever feel the need to say it about an innocent person?
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