Well, most of the country was busy mourning the death of John McCain and lionizing him
in a way that really didn't fit with what he was as a person, Donald Trump was on Twitter,
laying the groundwork to fire attorney general Jeff Sessions and that would then open the
door for him to fire special prosecutor Robert Mueller.
Here's what happened.
During a Twitter tirade that lasted basically Saturday to Sunday, Donald Trump was talking
about all of these alleged wrongdoings of Hillary Clinton and the Democrats, and it
all stemmed from Jeff Sessions' memo last week, saying he was not gonna let the US Department
of Justice become politicized.
So here is the first tweet that Donald Trump sent out: "Jeff Sessions said that he wouldn't
allow politics to influence him only because he doesn't understand what is happening underneath
his command position.
Highly conflicted Bob Mueller and his gang of 17 angry Dems are having a field day as
real corruption goes untouched.
No collusion!"
A few tweets later, he followed it up with this: "Big story out that the FBI ignored
tens of thousands of Crooked Hillary's emails, many of which are really bad.
Also gave false election info.
I feel sure that we will soon be getting to the bottom of all this corruption.
At some point, I may have to get involved."
At some point, I may have to get involved.
Let me explain what's happening, in case it's not already crystal clear.
Donald Trump is trying to convince us that Jeff Sessions is not doing his job.
That the FBI is not doing their job.
That all these alleged crimes of Hillary Clinton, which don't actually exist, they're all going
uninvestigated.
Hillary Clinton got away with the biggest corruption ever, according to Donald Trump,
and nobody's doing anything about it.
Aren't you angry about that, fellow Republicans?
Well, yeah, they are, if you spend five seconds on social media, you're gonna find a conservative
whining about Hillary Clinton getting away with murder.
So.
He throws those talking points out there.
He's gonna let them simmer and let them grow.
And in no time at all, there's gonna be an uproar from those crazy, MAGA hat wearing
folks asking him to fire Jeff Sessions, and that is exactly what he will do.
Now, I hate Jeff Sessions.
He has been an absolutely horrid attorney general.
Absolutely horrid, and we all know how this man feels about non-white people.
That's no secret.
Horrible human being, Jeff Sessions is.
But in this one particular instance, he's actually doing the right thing, and so for
the time being, kinda needs to hold on to his job, because if he doesn't, that's gonna
let Donald Trump install someone even worse as attorney general, even though it's unlikely
that the Senate would approve a new nominee, especially before the midterms, so then the
job would go to Rob Rosenstein.
Well, Rosenstein has already been attacked by Trump relentlessly, so he'd probably just
fire him, too.
And basically, keep on firing down the line 'til you get a Trump apologist as the acting
attorney general, who would then fire Robert Mueller and replace him with somebody who's
a little more sympathetic to Donald Trump's plight.
The problem is that you're not gonna find anyone in that position.
If Robert Mueller does end up getting fired, he has to be replaced.
You can't just kill that investigation.
You would have to put a new one there.
It happened to Nixon, and things got so much worse for him when he did that.
And I think Trump is just stupid enough to think that he could go forward with this plan.
That's why he's already laying the groundwork for it.
You fire Sessions, you go through the line of succession until you find somebody who
will also fire Robert Mueller, and then all your problems disappear.
Unfortunately for Trump, that's not how it works, and if he were go to that route, things
are going to get much, much worse for him very quickly.
But again, he's not smart enough to understand that.
But he is arrogant enough and foolish enough to actually try it.
Let's see how that works.
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