>>1499072 (prev Bread)

Preet Bharara is not /ourguy/

regarding Q post decipher >>1498533

still workin on cleaning this up anons, all input is appreciated

Using opposition source, don't hate.

https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/politics/albany/2018/05/08/ag-eric-schneiderman-replacement/589188002/

Who will control the process?

The Democrat-led Assembly and Speaker Carl Heastie, D-Bronx. 

There are 213 seats in the state Legislature, meaning Schneiderman's successor will need 107 votes from lawmakers.

There are 104 Assembly Democrats in the chamber, according to Mike Whyland, a spokesman for Heastie. That's by far the single largest bloc of votes among the legislative conferences and almost a majority on its own.

In a meeting Tuesday morning, Assembly Democrats discussed the legal considerations and logistics of appointing a replacement but did not discuss any individual candidates, Heastie said.

>Will there be an election?

Yes.

The state attorney general position is on the ballot every four years. That includes this November, when a full four-year term will be up for grabs.

Manny Alicandro, a Republican corporate attorney from Manhattan,

announced his bid for the seat Monday, hours before Schneiderman's resignation.

But Republican leaders say others could soon hop into the race, particularly after Schneiderman's exit.

Democrats, meanwhile, now have an unexpected vacancy to fill on their statewide ticket, but they have an advantage since the Legislature will almost certainly pick a Democrat to temporarily succeed Schneiderman.

…

In the meantime

> Solicitor General Barbara Underwood will lead >the Attorney General's Office on an acting basis >until the Legislature makes its pick.

>Underwood was first appointed to her position >by then-Attorney General Andrew Cuomo in >2007.

In a statement Tuesday,…

It's possible the Legislature could pick Underwood to fill out the remainder of Schneiderman's term and let voters decide in November who the next attorney general will be.

Speaking to reporters Tuesday in Westchester, >Cuomo said the office is in "fine hands" with >Underwood in the short term, 

<Then there will be the general election in November

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>>1499639

Military OP.

>Marines/Military are securing the plan

[Green]

>Green light go

General K [JFK]

>General John Francis Kelly USMC

Full Disclosure.

>Comey, Steele, Sally yates, Bruce Ohr, Rosenstein FBI Bais malfaisance with Campaign/Steel Dossier

General Statement:

Once the 'extremely guarded & highly classified' information is finally revealed to House investigators, DNI, public etc., RR must recuse or forcefully terminated.

[RR] problems.

>Rosenstein Knew of text messages between Weiner and

>underaged girl and didn’t do anything with it, (text between Stzork and Page)

>also signed FISA Warrant for Steele Dossier Devin Nunez letter February 2nd 2018

What was RR's Senate Conf Vote?

>96 to 4 >>1498572, >>1498598

WRAY reports to RR [important fact].

Who do you TRUST?

> TRUST and WRAY capitalized. >>1498572

[RR] recuse/fired who has direct oversight of Mueller?

>Solicitor General Francisco

Sessions un-recuse or #3 [until refill]?

>Solicitor general Noel Francisco

Who is Rachel Brand?

>Associate Attorney General

Why was Rachel Brand dismissed?

>Bring in Solicitor general Noel Francisco

Think timing.

>173 days until 11-11 ELECTIONS, vacancies reform act allows >POTUS to chose Temp for 210, Plenty of time to get the Laptop >and get the criminals

"The succession question is actually a bit complicated. By default, under an obscure statute known as the the Vacancies Reform Act of 1998, Brand’s temporary successor as the “acting” associate attorney general is her principal deputy, Jesse Panuccio. That same statute would also allow the president to choose someone else to serve as the “acting” AAG on a temporary basis for up to 210 days; the pool of individuals from which the president could draw in this case includes individuals already holding Senate-confirmed positions elsewhere in the executive branch (like EPA administrator Scott Pruitt) or senior civil service lawyers in the Justice Department, specifically."

"Acting"

https://www.justice.gov/asg

>Jesse Panuccio

When does the clock run out?

11-11

Why is Schneiderman's removal 'extremely' relevant?

>/ourguy/ NY attorney’s gen Allows us to seize Wiener’s laptop and use evidence to prosecute Hillary/Obama/Wiener/Huma, U1, Pedos, errybody

TRUST (name).

>Manny Alicandro, or Preet Bahara (anons) are in disagreement >over this element

These people are stupid.

>anons are not in disagreement of this element

D5.

>can’t stop it, PAIN

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>>1499685

She's is in place for now,

elections in

november

11-11