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Sessions's Resignation Imminent?

georgephillip

georgephillip

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"Exclusive: Jeff Sessions suggested he could resign amid rising tension with President Trump

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/atto...uggested-resign-amid-rising/story?id=47875090

"As the White House braces for former FBI Director James Comey’s testimony Thursday, sources tell ABC News the relationship between President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions has become so tense that Sessions at one point recently even suggested he could resign.

"The friction between the two men stems from the attorney general's abrupt decision in March to recuse himself from anything related to the Russia investigation -- a decision the president only learned about minutes before Sessions announced it publicly.

"Multiple sources say the recusal is one of the top disappointments of his presidency so far and one the president has remained fixated on.

"Trump’s anger over the recusal has not diminished with time.

"Two sources close to the president say he has lashed out repeatedly at the attorney general in private meetings, blaming the recusal for the expansion of the Russia investigation, now overseen by Special Counsel and former FBI Director Robert Mueller."

Who's on deck for Attorney General if Sessions resigns?
90

:p
 
georgephillip said:
"Exclusive: Jeff Sessions suggested he could resign amid rising tension with President Trump

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/atto...uggested-resign-amid-rising/story?id=47875090

"As the White House braces for former FBI Director James Comey’s testimony Thursday, sources tell ABC News the relationship between President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions has become so tense that Sessions at one point recently even suggested he could resign.

"The friction between the two men stems from the attorney general's abrupt decision in March to recuse himself from anything related to the Russia investigation -- a decision the president only learned about minutes before Sessions announced it publicly.

"Multiple sources say the recusal is one of the top disappointments of his presidency so far and one the president has remained fixated on.

"Trump’s anger over the recusal has not diminished with time.

"Two sources close to the president say he has lashed out repeatedly at the attorney general in private meetings, blaming the recusal for the expansion of the Russia investigation, now overseen by Special Counsel and former FBI Director Robert Mueller."

Who's on deck for Attorney General if Sessions resigns?
90

:p
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Because he planned on Sessions containing Comey and keeping their collusion under raps. He is pissed that he had to take matters in his own hands and fire Comey. Sessions could have helped ease him out and allow Comey to be replaced with a flunky who would look the other way. But it backfired and became a bigger threat and a worse mess than he thought it would.

He should be pissed with Sessions because Sessions probably ended Trump's presidency with his recusal.
 
georgephillip said:
"Exclusive: Jeff Sessions suggested he could resign amid rising tension with President Trump

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/atto...uggested-resign-amid-rising/story?id=47875090

"As the White House braces for former FBI Director James Comey’s testimony Thursday, sources tell ABC News the relationship between President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions has become so tense that Sessions at one point recently even suggested he could resign.

"The friction between the two men stems from the attorney general's abrupt decision in March to recuse himself from anything related to the Russia investigation -- a decision the president only learned about minutes before Sessions announced it publicly.

"Multiple sources say the recusal is one of the top disappointments of his presidency so far and one the president has remained fixated on.

"Trump’s anger over the recusal has not diminished with time.

"Two sources close to the president say he has lashed out repeatedly at the attorney general in private meetings, blaming the recusal for the expansion of the Russia investigation, now overseen by Special Counsel and former FBI Director Robert Mueller."

Who's on deck for Attorney General if Sessions resigns?
90

:p
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The dopey little troll gave up a Senate seat to join Trump's madness.

Gotta love it.

;-)
 
Spamature said:
He should be pissed with Sessions because Sessions probably ended Trump's presidency with his recusal.
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I wonder if Session's decision to recuse himself from the Russian investigation was motivated by his desire to avoid being charged in that matter himself?

From last March:

"The Trump administration has been in power for six weeks and they've spent the entire time embroiled in myriad scandals. From signing the unconstitutional 'Muslim Ban' to near-constant infighting, the administration is constantly inventing new levels of dysfunction. But the big scandal, the 'could potentially end the administration' scandal is the Trump administration's constant contact with the Russian government during the election while Russia was meddling in our electoral process.

"Today that scandal just got a lot bigger, because according to a report from The Washington Post, former Trump campaign surrogate and current Attorney General Jeff Sessions, had multiple meetings with Russia's ambassador to the United States before the election (and during Russia's cyber attack to disrupt our election), and then lied about it under oath during his Senate confirmation hearing."

http://www.gq.com/story/jeff-sessions-russia-lies
 
georgephillip said:
I wonder if Session's decision to recuse himself from the Russian investigation was motivated by his desire to avoid being charged in that matter himself?

From last March:

"The Trump administration has been in power for six weeks and they've spent the entire time embroiled in myriad scandals. From signing the unconstitutional 'Muslim Ban' to near-constant infighting, the administration is constantly inventing new levels of dysfunction. But the big scandal, the 'could potentially end the administration' scandal is the Trump administration's constant contact with the Russian government during the election while Russia was meddling in our electoral process.

"Today that scandal just got a lot bigger, because according to a report from The Washington Post, former Trump campaign surrogate and current Attorney General Jeff Sessions, had multiple meetings with Russia's ambassador to the United States before the election (and during Russia's cyber attack to disrupt our election), and then lied about it under oath during his Senate confirmation hearing."

http://www.gq.com/story/jeff-sessions-russia-lies
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I wouldn't doubt it. Nor would I doubt him jumping ship either.
 
Spamature said:
That probably goes for everybody in the admin right now.

Don't leave me alone with him !
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"Poll: President Trump’s job approval drops to lowest point yet..."

https://www.aol.com/article/news/20...job-approval-drops-lowest-point-yet/22131366/

"Sixty-eight percent said they do not consider Trump to be 'level-headed' and 59 percent do not believe he's honest.:eek:

"Sixty percent or more disapprove of the way he's handling myriad key issues, including the environment, the economy, and immigration."
 
georgephillip said:
"Poll: President Trump’s job approval drops to lowest point yet..."

https://www.aol.com/article/news/20...job-approval-drops-lowest-point-yet/22131366/

"Sixty-eight percent said they do not consider Trump to be 'level-headed' and 59 percent do not believe he's honest.:eek:

"Sixty percent or more disapprove of the way he's handling myriad key issues, including the environment, the economy, and immigration."
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I am amazed that 41% of the public answered that they believe he's honest or "don't know" that he's a pathological liar.
 
Spamature said:
I am amazed that 41% of the public answered that they believe he's honest or "don't know" that he's a pathological liar.
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These are the people Trump spoke about when he claimed he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue in New York and not lose any support; when he is finally impeached, these people will not likely change their minds. He should be opening all our eyes to how our political decision making is not based on reason.
http://www.snopes.com/donald-trump-fifth-avenue-comment/
 
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