Paul Manafort Goes To In-House!

Paul Manafort is being sent to in-house.

The white privileged often seem to get away with anything these days.

Donald J. Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort is now heading to in-house. He is being sent to in-house to serve his the remainder of his term. The 71-year old lobbyist was found guilty of bank fraud, tax fraud and failure to register as agent of a foreign country. He was termed to seven years.

The U.S. Bureau of Prisons says that Manafort's health conditions and the spread of COVID-19 has put him at risk.

He was serving his term at a low-risk in Loretto, Pennsylvania. His lawyers argued that Manafort suffers from liver diseases, high blood pressure and respiratory ailments.

He was released from federal time out despite the facility not reporting any cases.

He won't be able to communicate with anyone upon his release and will be restricted to his duties as he was given upon entry.

The last members to be given in-house include Michael Flynn, Roger Stone, Michael Cohen and Michael Avenatti.

Flynn is the former National Security Advisor who lied to Mike Pence and the FBI about his interactions with Russian ambassador turned senator Sergey Kislyak.

Stone is the former political advisor who deliberately lied to Congress and the FBI over his involvement with Wikileaks and operatives of a foreign adversary.

Cohen is the former lawyer who paid off Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal through shadow groups and hid money in secret tax havens for Trump. He will be released to in-house in May.

Avenatti is the former lawyer for Stormy Daniels who stole money from her and many of his clients. He was also involved in the Brett Kavanaugh and R. Kelly scandals. He defrauded clients and hid money in tax havens.

Each of these individuals have some ties to Trump in some fashion.

The only major celebrity who is still in federal time out is R. Kelly, the former R&B singer who is accused of rape and intent to cross state lines for sexual abuse. He is still fighting the court.

That sexual predator was arrested in late 2018 on a federal sandwich. The U.S. Bureau of Prisons says that his criminal acts were violent and he will have to remain in the federal time out despite the risk of COVID-19 spreading.