Trump ‘Happy’ About Flynn Appeals Court Decision, Asks When Apologies Will Be Given By Those Involved

A federal appeals court today ordered a lower court to allow the case against former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn to be dismissed, as requested by the Justice Department. Baring an appeal to a higher court, it will end the years-long legal saga stemming from the Russia investigation.

President Trump celebrated the news about the retired General with a pair of tweets and in an interview where he said that he was “happy” and said Flynn was “treated horribly.”

Great! Appeals Court Upholds Justice Departments Request To Drop Criminal Case Against General Michael Flynn!

Great! Appeals Court Upholds Justice Departments Request To Drop Criminal Case Against General Michael Flynn!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 24, 2020

In the second tweet he wondered when former FBI director James Comey would apologize to Flynn “(and many others).” He also asked if there would be apologies from others involved from the FBI, Robert Mueller, and the Democrats who were involved in the unmasking, as well as former President Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden.

Is James Comey and his band of Dirty Cops going to apologize to General Michael Flynn (and many others) for what they have done to ruin his life? What about Robert Mueller and his Angry Democrat Cronies – Are they going to say, SO SORRY? And what about Obama & Biden?

Is James Comey and his band of Dirty Cops going to apologize to General Michael Flynn (and many others) for what they have done to ruin his life? What about Robert Mueller and his Angry Democrat Cronies – Are they going to say, SO SORRY? And what about Obama & Biden?

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 24, 2020