Rod should be able to provide timely and pithy updates on the inner workings of his former employer. /s
King & Spalding just showed how CORRUPT their firm is by hiring this COUP PLOTTER....imho....WHY would an HONEST firm hire a LIAR??
Can he telecommute from a prison cell?
King & Spalding Enters Fray—With Limits—in Turkish Bank Sanctions-Busting Case
So much for the [KooKs] who believe justice is coming to our ruling class.
Rod should be able to provide timely and pithy updates on the inner workings of his former employer. /s
A-N-Y emails received by government agencies and employees from Spalding should be flagged for review!
FBI Director Chris Wray was hired from King & Spalding.
Fellow former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates is also a partner at the firm, as is FBI Director Christopher Wray’s former chief of staff Zack Harmon. Former Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats serves as a senior policy adviser to the firm.
Wray himself used to head up the exact team Rosenstein is joining.
The 54-year-old Republican joins a roster of former senior Justice Department officials who rejoined the private sector through King & Spalding. That includes former Deputy U.S. Attorney General Sally Yates, former U.S. Attorneys Zachary Fardon and John Horn, former Associate Deputy Attorney General Alicia O’Brien and former FBI Chief of Staff Zack Harmon. Other former senior officials to recently join the firm include former Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and Stephen Vaughn, former general counsel for the Office of the United States Trade Representative and acting USTR.
He needs money for his upcoming legal bills.
Question. If Rosenstein gets McCabe as a client, is this legal?
Most people do not understand these big law-lobbyist firms are the key part of the Deep State. Deep Staters get their training and collect bribes through these firms.
FBI Director Wray was making $6 million per year there.
Shyster government lawyer becomes shyster corporate lawyer. Easy transition.
Thank God. We were so worried this fink couldn’t find work. < /sarc >
What a surprise!
He should have been dismissed, fired and resolutely so, “with prejudice” (as final and complete as final and complete can get) to convince any corporate law firm they best not come to court with Rosenstein representing them.