After appellate reversal, white supremacist leader pleads guilty in political rioting case

Prosecutors have agreed to recommend Robert Rundo serve no more than two years in federal prison when he's sentenced, currently scheduled for Dec. 13 in Los Angeles.

White supremacist leader Robert Paul Rundo pleaded guilty on Friday to a felony charge related to violence at political rallies that a federal judge previously blamed on left-wing activists.

Prosecutors have agreed to recommend a sentence of no more than two years in prison, followed by no more than two years of probation. U.S. District Judge Josephine S…