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That said, it's also completely possible Lenny was not just only lying, but trying to advance some narrative.
I'm not a journo, so I have no idea how often it happens or not, I was just pointing out that there is such a thing. Honestly, I also don't necessarily see that sentence as ruling him out. I can see them calling him and the lawyer basically saying, off the record this happened, on the record: no comment.
That said, it's also completely possible Lenny was not just only lying, but trying to advance some narrative.
"Stealth Jeff"
Gonna be fired "visible" Jeff soon.
I wonder what Chris and TSA will come up next?
Possibly the worst attempt at funny. And trust me, between you, TSA and tranny lover over there, there have been a few stinkers out here.
Calling yourself a tranny.
lol algorithms
Google still triggering you.
Those payments to Stormy Daniels and the other gal were reported as business expenses on state income tax returns.
Payoffs to mistresses almost universally do not qualify as "business expenses".
Remind me again how they got Al Capone?
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No one read any of that, Tweety.
Sessions won't be fired. That would make Rosenstein acting head again, and ain't no way in is Trump going to get ANY pick past the Senate before the end of his term.Gonna be fired "visible" Jeff soon.
I wonder what Chris and TSA will come up next?
I think it's a mistake to underrate Trump's chances. That's how we got him in the first place.
Trump is rash enough to do it, but you're probably right. Firing Sessions might be a bridge too far.
I tend to distrust that conclusion because it's what everyone says, it's the conventional wisdom.
How many times has that been flauted so far?
I kind of want him to do it just to see Stealth Jeff's reaction on Twitter.
getting fired was a ruse. i'm still working undercover like huber
It's a done deal. He's a goner.
I dont know that admitting they'll just wait until the midterms to fire him is any better than firing him today.
Trash just said JeBo is safe until Nov 6.
JeBo will be lessly tweet-fired by Kwanzaa, Rosenstein by Hannukah.
Key Republican Senators Lay Groundwork for Trump to Fire Sessions — But Here's the Catch
He could have just received his long-awaited green light.
One crucial go-ahead came from Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who wavers between
criticizing many of the president's policies to
cozying up to a commander-in-chief who occasionally invites him to golf outings at a Trump-branded resort.
Graham formerly affirmed the following: "If Jeff Sessions is fired, there will be holy to pay." But a lot has happened between July 2017 and last week.
"The president's en led to an attorney general he has faith in –
somebody that's qualified for the job,"
Graham told reporters last week, according to CNN.
"And I think there will come a time – sooner rather than later – where it will be time to have a new face and a fresh voice at the Department of Justice."
"That's an important office in the country," Graham added. "And, after the election, I think there will be some serious discussions about a new attorney general."
Continuing his media blitz in support of Trump's ability to remove Sessions from office, Graham further declared Tuesday morning on NBC's Today Show that the pair's "relationship is beyond repair."
In another reversal, Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa, ...
"I do have time for hearings on nominees that the president might send up here that I didn't have last year," the senator said in an interview with Bloomberg.
"Clearly, Attorney General Sessions doesn’t have the confidence of the president," Grassley added.
Both senators' comments came after a Fox News interview in which Trump repeatedly insulted Sessions and criticized his attorney general's decision to recuse himself from overseeing the Russia investigation, alleging that he had never taken control of the Department of Justice.
https://www.alternet.org/news-amp-po...ns-heres-catch
Once-loyal Alabama delegation gives Sessions the cold shoulder
The attorney general could once count on his fellow Alabamians to publicly defend him. That seems no longer the case.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/...support-797865
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