Flynn was too “clean”, and not on the (dirty) “team”.
So of course I’m hoping Trump pardons Flynn, tho now there’s a timing issue — better to wait until at least of the big 3 big fish intel liars is indicted: Comey, Brennan, Clapper, Comey, McCabe, Rosenstein.
(Rosenstein signed off of FISA #4, knowing it BS, he and McCabe are not quite the big fish.)

Indictments are what I’m really waiting for. I already know they’re guilty, tho I don’t know all the details of their guilt.

Comey signed the FISA (#1, 2, 3) using the Steele unverified BS, so even if others were pushing it, it’s his signature. That “signing” power is what makes him a big fish — now he’s the big target.

The FISA judges, who knowingly accepted being lied to in a (not) plausibly deniable way, they are also guilty, they should be impeached. Their job is to check that for each fact in the application, the FBI has verified it, and when they agree to the FISA spying, they are saying they have checked and believe the FBI verified all facts. When they are “sloppy” or “gullible”, it’s more the “wink & nod” complicity, or at least that’s the way it should be treated in order to not have it happen again.

But here’s another view:
https://pjmedia.com/michaelledeen/make-no-mistake-the-mueller-investigation-was-all-about-flynn/

Put this in your pipe and smoke it, gentleman Jim.

“The AG should stop sliming his own Department. If there are bad facts, show us, or search for them professionally and then tell us what you found. An AG must act like the leader of the Department of Justice, an organization based on truth. Donald Trump has enough spokespeople.”

Bad plan, Jim. It won’t work.

This week it was revealed that Flynn was under FBI investigation earlier than previously thought, according to a little-noticed section in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report on Russian election meddling — and the former national security adviser’s brother told Fox News exclusively this week that the revelation suggested a long-running, high-level effort to “trip him up” and “trap” him.

Spicer called out the intelligence chiefs at that time for not informing the president about Flynn being under investigation.

“So, there was plenty of opportunity for the intelligence chiefs who were briefing us on other topics to say, Mr. President, I need to tell you something else. And that never happened. And that’s important to know.”

Of course, since Flynn was only under investigation so they could nail Trump on something, they had every reason to keep that a secret (and IIRC, that was the official Obama position on a lot of things, going into the transition).