[Cats Pajamas]

This deep state take down has been planned for a long time. This job is down to clockwork.

[digger48]

Wrong Sessions.

Clinton fired William Sessions

[digger48]

My bad. Seems he fired BOTH Sessions.

I’ll shut up now

[Alberta's Child]

U.S. Attorneys are routinely replaced when a new administration takes over. These are political appointments, not civil service positions.

Firing all of those U.S. Attorneys wasn't a big deal in 1993, and it wasn't a big deal in 2017.

A total of 46 U.S. Attorneys were asked by AG Jeff Sessions to submit their resignations in early 2017, as a matter of course. All of them did. A couple of them were not accepted by President Trump. Interestingly, two of them were Rod Rosenstein (currently the Deputy AG who oversees the Mueller investigation) and John Huber (whose resignation was technically accepted but who was immediately reappointed, and who was recently named by AG Sessions to lead the investigation of the FBI scandals involving FISA warrant abuse, the Clinton Foundation, and Uranium One).