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Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
Looks like Sessions will be the next guy to be fired....Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
Looks like Sessions will be the next guy to be fired....Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
Him being fired is LONG overdue. I always thought he was a pitbull type of man but he is a pushover and obviously not the kind of aggressive AG we need.Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
An ongoing investigation into it is already underway.
He waits for those reports...............Not to mention an ongoing IG investigation..........
At which point these reports can report possible criminal activity...........which would then force the DOJ to make the finding for a second independent investigation..............
As those they investigating will never take themselves down.
Sessions will not move forward until all the I's are dotted and t's are crossed.....An ongoing investigation into it is already underway.
He waits for those reports...............Not to mention an ongoing IG investigation..........
At which point these reports can report possible criminal activity...........which would then force the DOJ to make the finding for a second independent investigation..............
As those they investigating will never take themselves down.
It looks like Sessions is passing the responsibility onto an Obama appointee, John W. Huber.
Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
deep state!!An ongoing investigation into it is already underway.
He waits for those reports...............Not to mention an ongoing IG investigation..........
At which point these reports can report possible criminal activity...........which would then force the DOJ to make the finding for a second independent investigation..............
As those they investigating will never take themselves down.
It looks like Sessions is passing the responsibility onto an Obama appointee, John W. Huber.
We'll see..................the IG reports are usually VERY DETAILED...........tick tock tick tockdeep state!!An ongoing investigation into it is already underway.
He waits for those reports...............Not to mention an ongoing IG investigation..........
At which point these reports can report possible criminal activity...........which would then force the DOJ to make the finding for a second independent investigation..............
As those they investigating will never take themselves down.
It looks like Sessions is passing the responsibility onto an Obama appointee, John W. Huber.
Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
No kidding...looks like the link says "no" - not for now.
If evidence is proven of crimes in these investigations............he will proceed with it..............Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
No kidding...looks like the link says "no" - not for now.
He said he doesn't see grounds for appointing a special counsel based on GOP allegations at this time, but he's having an Obama appointee look into the matter. I think Jeff Sessions just doesn't want another special counsel.
Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
No kidding...looks like the link says "no" - not for now.
He said he doesn't see grounds for appointing a special counsel based on GOP allegations at this time, but he's having an Obama appointee look into the matter. I think Jeff Sessions just doesn't want another special counsel.
If evidence is proven of crimes in these investigations............he will proceed with it..............Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
No kidding...looks like the link says "no" - not for now.
He said he doesn't see grounds for appointing a special counsel based on GOP allegations at this time, but he's having an Obama appointee look into the matter. I think Jeff Sessions just doesn't want another special counsel.
We'll see.................the IG report could possibly make the MSM to hire 15 more Porn Stars to say they did it with Trump..........If evidence is proven of crimes in these investigations............he will proceed with it..............Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he is not appointing — for now — a second special counsel to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by the FBI and Justice Department, telling Republican lawmakers that he has already asked a veteran prosecutor to look into the matter.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, including the chairmen of the Senate and House judiciary committees, have ramped up their push in recent weeks for a second special counsel to investigate what they say was misconduct by the FBI and Justice Department in 2016 and 2017.
But, in a four-page letter sent to lawmakers Thursday, Sessions said a special counsel is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, and argues that the GOP allegations do not rise to that level. Sessions does not rule out the possibility of appointing another special counsel in the future, but says for now he has assigned the U.S. attorney for Utah, John W. Huber, to look into the claims.
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
No kidding...looks like the link says "no" - not for now.
He said he doesn't see grounds for appointing a special counsel based on GOP allegations at this time, but he's having an Obama appointee look into the matter. I think Jeff Sessions just doesn't want another special counsel.
i'm sure he'll endeavor to persevere
Who resigned when President Trump took office and was then REAPPOINTED by President Trump.An ongoing investigation into it is already underway.
He waits for those reports...............Not to mention an ongoing IG investigation..........
At which point these reports can report possible criminal activity...........which would then force the DOJ to make the finding for a second independent investigation..............
As those they investigating will never take themselves down.
It looks like Sessions is passing the responsibility onto an Obama appointee, John W. Huber.
We'll see.................the IG report could possibly make the MSM to hire 15 more Porn Stars to say they did it with Trump..........If evidence is proven of crimes in these investigations............he will proceed with it..............Sessions Says 'No' To Republican Requests For A Second Special Counsel
The countdown to Sessions' resignation/firing begins...
No kidding...looks like the link says "no" - not for now.
He said he doesn't see grounds for appointing a special counsel based on GOP allegations at this time, but he's having an Obama appointee look into the matter. I think Jeff Sessions just doesn't want another special counsel.
i'm sure he'll endeavor to persevere
Just saying
