>>1509322

>Who is Ed O’Callahan?

Lots of good sauce on DOJ's Ed O'Calla(g)han w/ collegial anecdotes here:

https://www.roughlyexplained.com/2018/04/rosenstein-beefs-up-team-taps-veteran-prosecutor-ed-ocallaghan-as-his-right-hand/

O’Callaghan led high-profile prosecutions related to the United Nations Oil for Food Program scandal, as well as a number of other prominent corruption and national security cases. More recently, O’Callaghan served as the number two official in the Department of Justice’s National Security Division.

It will not be an easy assignment, but O’Callaghan is no stranger to preposterous situations. In 2008, he led the McCain campaign’s efforts surrounding the “Troopergate” investigation, a family squabble involving Sarah Palin’s former brother-in-law, State Trooper Mike Wooten that, whipped by the winds of the 2008 Presidential campaign, mushroomed into accusations that then-Governor Palin improperly tried to get him fired. The Alaska Personnel Board later cleared Palin of wrongdoing.

>>1509553

no worries, it's getting speedy in here.

he may not be feeling yet, but if we keep turning that wheel…

…soon baby soon…

<Song for Liddle Marco

• • Turning Point (Soundtrack from)

>>1509449

>>1509469

And interesting how there's NO "g" in PADAG's name.

>>1509525

Is Ed O'C only acting as "Acting PADAG" in the "show"?

>>1509700

AGREE on both counts.

>>1509665

well done, anon! i'll take mine EXTRA CRISPY please ;)

>>1509699 More sauce from link in

>>1509525

Rod Rosenstein has tapped Edward O’Callaghan, a widely respected veteran prosecutor, as Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General, a post that is among the most important at the Department of Justice.

The PADAG, as the position is known within DoJ, is charged with wide-ranging responsibilities including oversight of investigations and Department operations.

O’Callaghan is assuming a post previously held by FBI Director Christopher Wray and Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland among others.

>>1509001 (pb)

>Dx5

>D[24th]5

could be. could also be?

[42]45 ?

>>1509851

Not with that NoName connection, me neither.

That is, unless, O'Callaghan is only "acting" as PADAG,

even if he thinks he's playing the real character?

>>1509699