Posted on 01/09/2020 4:01:21 AM PST by knighthawk
Rod Rosentein, the former deputy U.S. attorney general who oversaw the Russia investigation after Jeff Sessions recused himself from the probe into the Trump campaign, has taken a job with a corporate law firm, according to reports.
Rosenstein, 54, has accepted a position with King & Spalding LLP, an Atlanta-based firm that operates 20 offices around the world.
He will join the firms special government investigations team in Washington with an office that directly overlooks the White House, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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He needs money for his upcoming legal bills.
What a collection of rascals.
So we're trusting the DEEP STATE to police itself?
Sounds like a PLAN!
(Rosenstein) said that hell be open to the possibility of representing former colleagues at the Justice Department or elsewhere within the Trump administration, should opportunities present, in criminal, regulatory, or compliance-related matters.
Question. If Rosenstein gets McCabe as a client, is this legal?
Most people do not understand these big law-lobbyist firms are the key part of the Deep State. Deep Staters get their training and collect bribes through these firms.
FBI Director Wray was making $6 million per year there.
Shyster government lawyer becomes shyster corporate lawyer. Easy transition.
Or, while a government lawyer, Rod was a corporate lawyer under cover
Thank God. We were so worried this fink couldn’t find work. < /sarc >
What a surprise!
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Of course!
He should have been dismissed, fired and resolutely so, “with prejudice” (as final and complete as final and complete can get) to convince any corporate law firm they best not come to court with Rosenstein representing them.
“Washington Law Firm” and “Corrupt” is redundant.
BTTT.
BTTT.
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