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Sessions hasn’t been in office for 90 days yet, and these sort of things take time.

Seessions hasn't been in Office for 180 Days yet...

Sessions hasn't been in Office 1 year yet...

Sessions hasn't been in Office 2 years yet, besides, we don't want to slap that hornets nest, not now, it's mid-terms, we have to have the Sinate...but, right after these rounds of elections... just you wait! Nope, we've seen this Kabuki before...but just you wait...besides, what you gonna do, vote for a democrat?

You may or may not know, all of this has been front and center for several years now, AG Sessions has been right in the middle of it. He already KNEW the laws were violated. AG Sessions should have been ready to pull the trigger on 'anything' the very day he assumed Office. Just in case you haven't considered the 'real' facts of this. I know these things take time but it's not like it's been going on in a vacuum!

What, exactly, do you think Sessions could have done before he became AG?

Contrary to popular belief, Senators and Congressmen do not have prosecutorial power. Obama’s AGs ignored all sorts of prosecutorial behavior.

The idea that all ducks are in a row on Day 1 in the AG’s office ignores the reality of working in large organizations.

I may become as cynical on you on this. That time is not now, and not for a while.

A prosecution takes months to prepare, even when you have all the evidence in your hands. Sessions’ top priority is securing the border and rooting out terrorists who are already here. Prosecuting villains of prior admin has to be a little lower than that. Also, please realize he has a huge task just replacing the criminals in his own department. I picture thousands of files “gone missing,” and every kind of obstacle in his path. Yes, we all want Koskinen and Lerner given their just punishments.