Timestamp on tweet.
10:07
10th of July.
>This year, Schools recommended that then-Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe be fired for a "lack of candor" in an internal investigation.
>"Scott has provided invaluable leadership and counsel in his years at the department, and his service is an example to all," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a written statement. "He will be greatly missed, and I wish him the best in his future endeavors."
>As for Schools, Slate magazine called him "the most important unknown person in D.C." And that status has only grown as his boss, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, has found himself on defense among Republicans in Congress over the Mueller investigation.
>Schools will be replaced, on an acting basis, by Bradley Weinsheimer, who currently works in the national security unit. Weinsheimer has spent 27 years at DOJ, where he tried homicide and public corruption cases.
>Unlike Schools, Weinsheimer will not supervise or otherwise be involved in overseeing the special counsel team probing Russian election interference and whether any Americans tied to the Trump campaign took part.
I don't get it. Is he our guy? Sessions applauded the guy. He also recommended firing of Andrew McCabe.
Q, what does Q = Alice means?
Why do they want us divided?
It's like they are forcing civil war words in the minds of NORMIES.
Very divisive on the part of Democrats. #GoodbyeDemocrats.
Good fucking bye.