[Iron Munro]

Smart move or just another delaying tactic?

If the DOJ really wanted to nail the corrupt culprits in the FBI, the DOJ, the Obama White House and and the Hillary Clinton circle they would have already taken decisive action.

With the exception of the DOJ itself it seems that everyone in the nation who hasn’t drunk the Obama/Clinton Kool-Aid knows a lot of what happened, who committed the crimes and what their motives were.

[JPJones]

“If the DOJ really wanted to nail the corrupt culprits in the FBI, the DOJ, the Obama White House and and the Hillary Clinton circle they would have already taken decisive action.”

Exactly.

What are all the idiotic Sessionistas going to say when the IG report comes out and, in fine Comeyish fashion finds a lot of “wrongdoing” but “no criminal intent”?

To believe that no real action has been taken against Comey, Lynch, Hitlery, Podesta, et al because Sessions is a genius laying a trap, is the DUMBEST THING EVAH! ARE YOU ALL STUPID?

[semantic]

While utilizing pre-existing policies, procedures & infrastructure withing the DoJ may hold the highest risk, it also provides a gateway to return the highest rewards.

A second SC is a more calculated, modest play that could deliver justice, but at the expense of time, location and political interference.

Of course, taking an in-house path concomitantly provides the perfect venue for smothering the entire range of crimes against the people. This of course is where the risk comes into play; yet, the promise of a large payoff is appealing.

Once again, we must wait and see. The clock is literally ticking, so Trump is either playing the most brilliant 4D chess conceived, or he's mated and delaying the inevitable.