@CNN: Former national security adviser Michael Flynn is unlikely to be sentenced to prison, but heavy questions about his motivation for lying to the FBI and his usefulness as a cooperating witness will hang over the proceeding, writes Elie Honig for @CNNOpinion https://t.co/WjY6nagSCw https://t.co/7n6W0rikvM

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Former national security adviser Michael Flynn is unlikely to be sentenced to prison, but heavy questions about his motivation for lying to the FBI and his usefulness as a cooperating witness will hang over the proceeding, writes Elie Honig for @CNNOpinion https://t.co/WjY6nagSCw pic.twitter.com/7n6W0rikvM

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