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Thanks, but no more examples such as these needed. The one suggestion I would offer is to resist reacting to unsubstantiated reports from individuals with an axe to grind. The people who actually know what is going on can’t talk about it while the ones talking seldom actually know what is happening. No case has ever been tossed out because of misconduct by the accused but many have been lost because the prosecution has failed to dot every “i” and cross every “t”. Patience is hard but in some instances absolutely necessary.

I appreciate your measured and sincere response.

But there are some facts you should consider.

I would offer is to resist reacting to unsubstantiated reports from individuals with an axe to grind.

Of the two examples I cited (Steve Wasserman from DOJ investigating his own sister, Debbie Wasserman-Shultz and the Pakistani spy ring), and the Deputy Director of the FBI McCabe, there are no sources with "axes to grind" who are spreading false rumors. Those two instances are true, and those alone are reasons to fire Sessions for not acting to correct those situations.

Next, all of the "be patient" rhetoric misses the crux of the battle. Not only is this a political fight that is close to bringing the nation to brink of a literal Civil War II, it has its roots in spiritual warfare, as Dinesh D'Souza recently pointed out. Ephesian 6:12 speaks to this supernatural war. Sessions says he is a Christian, yet he is sitting on the sidelines as his President, and his nation, is under assault.

That makes him part of the problem, and he must go.

The other problem with the "be patient" argument is that evidence is being destroyed, witnesses are disappearing, and the public is losing interest and/or faith in the process.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

And worse, President Trump himself was forced to call out Sessions' inaction because he himself knows nothing is progressing on this front. Sessions is not doing his job.

I now hold Sessions in contempt, as a contemptible man. A coward. I don't simply disagree with him anymore. But I find him to be a worm of man who by his own feeble inaction and fear is endangering the nation.