It seems to be as bad as it looks.
Don't miss the footnote. 
Chairman Schiff, whose committee got lied to, is out with a statement.
Before it's superseded, here is the sentencing recommendation that was filed yesterday. Aaron Zelinsky, who just resigned from the case, is one of the attorneys who signed it. courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
NEW - Another AUSA, Jonathan Kravis, has also withdrawn. And it appears he's resigned from DOJ.
As of this writing, two line attorneys who signed yesterday’s sentencing submission remain.
MORE - A third AUSA, Adam Jed, another Mueller veteran, has just withdrawn. (And a new DOJ attorney, John Crabb Jr., has entered his appearance.)
Michael Marando is the last man standing among the line attorneys who signed yesterday’s sentencing recommendation.
John Crabb, Jr., who entered his appearance in the Stone case for DOJ minutes ago, has filed a new sentencing recommendation--signing it alone. "Ultimately, the government defers to the Court as to what specific sentence is appropriate," he writes. courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
Notably, earlier in the new sentencing recommendation, Crabb writes "it remains the position of the United States that a sentence of incarceration is warranted here."
As the 5p whistle blows, Marando hasn't publicly withdrawn from the case, but he also didn't sign this new sentencing recommendation, so imho it's a pretty decent bet that he will depart.
DOJ on DOJ violence
MARANDO OUT
All four line prosecutors who signed the original Roger Stone sentencing recommendation for 7-9 years incarceration have withdrawn from the case this afternoon.
Michael Marando, the last AUSA to withdraw from the Stone case, delivered the government's closing argument at trial.
"Truth still matters," was his theme. courthousenews.com/jury-hears-clo…
"Truth still matters," was his theme. courthousenews.com/jury-hears-clo…
