Briefing Book! Bernard Madoff Skips Past Jail

January 12, 2009

by LibertySugar 10

Madoff: Is the judge mad(off)? Judge lets Bernard Madoff stay in his Upper East Side apartment, after prosecutors argued that he should go to jail after mailing $1 million worth of items to friends and family. — Talking Points Memo
Commander(s) in chief: Bush and Obama join forces on bailout. Bush asks Congress for $350 billion at Obama's request. — Politico
First Chef: Obama's to keep the Bush's White House chef. — YumSugar
Gaza: War crimes or not? Another perspective on Gaza. — Good
Gay Bishop: A homosexual Episcopal bishop will open Obama's Inauguration events on Sunday with a prayer, while conservative Rick Warren will give Tuesday's invocation. — Huffington Post

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janneth 4 years 18 weeks

I don't know why, but I love the fact that they are keeping the chef. If somebody does a fine job, why should she have to leave when the boss changes?

Jude C 4 years 18 weeks

Unbelievable that Madoff skips the jail step. In any case, isn't he quite the flight risk?

Shadowdamage 4 years 18 weeks

This Madoff thing doesn't surprise me at all. Had he seen a day of jail I'd have been stunned. The world is full of people who, by virtue of little more than their celebrity, wealth or cunning, will never see justice truly done. The older I get, the less I buy into the laws I was raised to respect.

Shadowdamage 4 years 18 weeks

This Madoff thing doesn't surprise me at all. Had he seen a day of jail I'd have been stunned.The world is full of people who, by virtue of little more than their celebrity, wealth or cunning, will never see justice truly done. The older I get, the less I buy into the laws I was raised to respect.

UnDave35 4 years 18 weeks

"Re: Israel/war crimes - Yes war is brutal and yes civilians are killed but for centuries, military leaders have at least tried to keep on this side of barbarism." IMO, if you don't want your people to be killed, then don't fire rockets or other armaments from within their population. I think that Hamas should be held responsible for the deaths of their civilians because they have recklessly endangered them.

UnDave35 4 years 18 weeks

"Re: Israel/war crimes - Yes war is brutal and yes civilians are killed but for centuries, military leaders have at least tried to keep on this side of barbarism."IMO, if you don't want your people to be killed, then don't fire rockets or other armaments from within their population. I think that Hamas should be held responsible for the deaths of their civilians because they have recklessly endangered them.

momma tikita 4 years 18 weeks

Me too Steph... He probably sent the judge a few of his things too ;)

momma tikita 4 years 18 weeks

Me too Steph...He probably sent the judge a few of his things too ;)

stephley 4 years 18 weeks

If I ever commit a crime, I hope I somehow get Madoff's judge - he seems to have a very high tolerance for bad behavior.Re: Israel/war crimes - Yes war is brutal and yes civilians are killed but for centuries, military leaders have at least tried to keep on this side of barbarism. If you think the kind of carnage that has gone on in say Sudan, Congo or Rwanda is acceptable, God help us all.And I like Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, and I'm glad Obama's including him.

stephley 4 years 18 weeks

If I ever commit a crime, I hope I somehow get Madoff's judge - he seems to have a very high tolerance for bad behavior. Re: Israel/war crimes - Yes war is brutal and yes civilians are killed but for centuries, military leaders have at least tried to keep on this side of barbarism. If you think the kind of carnage that has gone on in say Sudan, Congo or Rwanda is acceptable, God help us all. And I like Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, and I'm glad Obama's including him.

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