Kabar,
That’s all great stuff, and I hope—indeed I want—it to continue.
Donald Trump was given four years by the American people, but there are forces—the Swamp, Deep State, Obama’s and Clinton’s—who want to deny us the four years we’ve given him.
All of that progress you cite with Sessions won’t matter if this unholy alliance of Swamp, Deep State, and democrats prevails.
Therefore, Jeff needs to move faster, and directly at these powers. The politics be damned, things are otherwise underfoot that could do real harm.
He should announce a freeze on the Mueller Special Counsel actions, and a review at this time, and also launch an immediate and separate special counsel to investigate the Uranium One scandal, and ensure the Mueller investigation has not been destroying evidence.
What is the metric you are using to determine how fast he is moving? Sessions is acting the way an AG is supposed to behave. He doesn't need PR and bluster to accomplish his objectives. He is transforming DOJ back to what it should be after 8 terrible years under Obama. It takes a methodical, disciplined approach in a government bureaucracy.
He should announce a freeze on the Mueller Special Counsel actions, and a review at this time, and also launch an immediate and separate special counsel to investigate the Uranium One scandal, and ensure the Mueller investigation has not been destroying evidence.
Trump can fire Mueller if he wants. Rosenstein is Mueller's boss, not Sessions. Remember the Saturday Night Massacre? The MSM would have the country in an uproar and the GOPe would be denouncing Sessions and Trump. The Trump-Nixon comparisons would abound. The specter of a constitutional crisis would result.
We don't need another special counsel. They are a bad idea because they develop a momentum all of their own. They must justify their existence by finding some "lawbreakers." DOJ and the FBI can investigate Uranium One and the Clinton Foundation using RICO laws at a minimum.
The appointment of a Special "Scoundrel" by Rosenstein was a big mistake compounded by the fact that it was Mueller. Comey's firing triggered events that make it look like a setup. As bad as things seem, the investigation could be a blessing in disguise as the more we learn about the fetid underbelly of the swamp, the greater the possibility for change. The great Russian collusion narrative will backfire and it could take down a lot of people. The MSM can no longer control the news. There's a blue dress in there somewhere.