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It is impossible to read Attorney General Sessions’ firing as anything other than another blatant attempt by @realDonaldTrump to undermine & end Special Counsel Mueller’s investigation.
Given his record of threats to undermine & weaken the Russia investigation, Matthew Whitaker should recuse himself from any involvement in Mueller’s investigation. Congress must take immediate action to protect the rule of law and integrity of the investigation. #FollowTheFacts
What about that time you said he needed to be fired because he isn't fit to be the attorney general? I'm confused. Are we talking about a different Jeff Sessions or is this the other Nancy Pelosi talking?
Not that I'm a fan or anything. I just don't understand why people are more outraged by things like this instead of the fact that politicians flip-flop like crazy and people still trust them. Am I the only one who sees that politicians don't actually work for us on either side?
Then YOU run for office.
The line of succession is Rod Rosenstein. Installing Whitaker to end or cripple an investigation (which he already said he wanted to do) is obstruction of justice and unconstitutional.
If Sessions had done his job, Trump wouldn’t have fired him,, and Nancy he worked for Trump, not an elected politician, Trump was well within his right. If you were from my district I would have started a petition to recall you years ago ! Unknown how you keep getting re-elected
ooorrrr a President's constitutional right, Sessions was not an elected official. Cheer up, once Mueller states he found nothing, what are you going to do?
Mueller’s team indicted/gotten guilty pleas from 32 people, 3 companies, 26 Russians, 3 Russian companies, 1 California man, and 1 London-based lawyer. 6 (including all 4 former Trump aides) have pleaded guilty. Plus 2 plea deals referred out. This we know.
And not a single ONE had anything to do with Trump or collusion.
if Mueller had something, he would have released it before the mid terms, since he has nothing on Trump, he didn't issue his report because would be the ammo Trump needed to torpedo the Dem party and the bullshit witch hunt...think about it before answering
Obviously they agreed that Sessions would resign after the election. But feel free to spin it to suit your political needs. I will tell you this, though, if you don't complete any legislation you will lose more seats in 2020 than you gained.
It's that why the resignation letter said "at your request"?
Yes. He still didn't have to resign. He agreed to resign.
If you can't find anything after two years, it's not there. Completely made up phoney baloney meant to be a drag on the administration. I love that Trump is always two steps ahead of anyone else.
Um, how long did Benghazi & her e-mail investigations take??
I must have missed the special counsel appointed for those inquiries that were stonewalled.
Mueller’s team indicted/gotten guilty pleas from 32 people, 3 companies, 26 Russians, 3 Russian companies, 1 California man, and 1 London-based lawyer. 6 (including all 4 former Trump aides) have pleaded guilty. Plus 2 plea deals referred out. This we know.
Oh, guess I missed how Trump colluded with Russia, which is really the point. The rest is buttery BS, now isn't it? Educate yourselves please.
You just stay in your damn bubble, Trumpster.pic.twitter.com/OrjprYZsM8
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