[DrDude]

Interesting take on this subject. I am of one opinion but am trying to understand why many chose the other side.
Why did Sessions wait 8 months for a Chief of Staff? Isn’t a COS involved in decision making procedures? In your narrative, I think a COS would be an absolute necessity as there would be no other control.
Question is why does Sessions feel the need to go rogue?

[thirst4truth]

The article says 100 days of Session in office. Remember how long they took to get him confirmed? Maybe it has only been 3 months.

Ask McConnell why confirmations are taking so long in the Senate. Mueller, up and running with 17 D lawyer helpers,in 30 days, no confirmations needed. Obama, when confirmations got tough, even in a D congress, he appointed Czars accountable to no one.

Sessions is law and order, no matter how much the D's break or skirt laws, we can be assured Sessions will not.