Don’t Give Rosenstein a Pass Just Because He Went off on Comey

DB Daily Update ^ | David Blackmon

[YogicCowboy]

It was never his prerogative to ignore Mueller’s, or his own, conflicts of interest.

Rule of Skullduggery seems to be preferable to Rule of Law to such as yourself.

I doubt you will ever cultivate an objective, selfless interest in ethics, so I will not wait.

[Trueblackman]

I told a close friend of mine weeks ago that Rosie was out to save his own skin. Comey’s recent softball fluff job on CNN was a last ditch effort to convince people that when he goes down, its Trump getting back at him.

[shalom aleichem]

One scalp at a time. Don’t be greedy. Start with ValJar, Susan Rice and Samantha Power after Comey, Struzk, Page, Clapper, Brennan, McCabe

[dljordan]

How do you know he didn’t go down on Comey?

[WASCWatch]

I agree. Rod Rosenstein has been flipped and his plea deal requires that he tells everything he knows about the attempted coup, ans sedition by everyone involved; including Obama.

If he withholds anything, his deal goes away.

That’s a small price to pay in order to quickly get convictions or plea deals on everyone else.

[A strike]

The Mueller ‘investigation’ interfered with the 2018 elections.

[USS Alaska]

Bottom line, let’s all have a good laugh at Comey’s expense, since he is even more despicable than Rosenstein. But let’s don’t forget what a despicable snake Rosenstein truly is while we’re chuckling.

rosy is a true swamp creature, they are cannibals and eat each other.

[WASCWatch]

Finding out what happened before the election is just the start. Investigating what happened after will quickly follow the before. There is so much from before the election, it’s enough for one prosecutor. Expect Barr to appoint another 1-3 to be appointed for the stuff that happened after the election; and there is plenty.

My guess is that the various prosecutors will have regular meetings to discuss strategy, what evidence they have, and in what order to prosecute all the criminals. This job is far too big for one guy to handle everything that needs to be done. Having a number of different teams lessens the chance of a cover up.