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To: bagster

Well, then WHO at DOJ would give him that deal and in what context? Sessions is recused, Rosenstein is, in much the same position as Priestap and from all appearances compromised, and perhaps even fighting for the other side (we think). There is no named/announced criminal investigation ongoing at DOJ. So who gives him a deal and why does he take it? The DOJ is in some kind of limbo...maybe even warring with itself and the administration. What have they got to give him in all their dysfunction? And who would give it to him?


94 posted on 02/13/2018 3:07:17 PM PST by Scott from the Left Coast
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To: Scott from the Left Coast
Well, then WHO at DOJ would give him that deal

Exactly. It sure isn't the copy room intern.

Something like that could only happen with the approval of the top guy.

If this article is right, then Priestap is cooperating. If I am right, Priestap cooperating is proof of DOJ involvement in the investigation. If DOJ is running the investigation or even just approving of it and providing immunity, then Sessions is on his J O B. And if all that is right, then Q was right to tell us to "Trust Session."

Q lives

109 posted on 02/13/2018 3:24:55 PM PST by bagster (Even bad men love their mamas.)
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To: Scott from the Left Coast

Sessions is not recused from whatever Horowitz is doing. This is entirely separate from Mueller, no connection there at all. Horowitz’s team began their investigation eight days before Trump took office. It went entirely unnoticed until last fall when we first heard the names Strzok and Page and Ohr.


116 posted on 02/13/2018 3:31:00 PM PST by Pelham (California, a subsidiary of Mexico, Inc.)
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