>>2132077 (pb)

Trusting Sessions and Wray is one thing. But allowing people like Strzok and Page to make a laughing stock of our system of equal justice under the law is absolutely frustrating.

What has Sessions actually done to ensure that the corruption and culture at DOJ is being cleaned up?

Some people were fired yes - but that was not a result of Sessions cleaning house. More than likely the result of the OIG report.

For example, why was Strzok not put on admin leave immediately after McCabe was fired?

I am so tired of the stupid Russia collusion fairy tale.

Who cares? If I were in charge (and i am certainly not), i would say "so what?". I would play the game right back at them. So what if Putin and his cronies interfered? If they cannot prove election tampering, screw them all.

We have bought their stupid premise and have been playing along with their game all along. It is time to call their bluff and man up.

>>2132487

Wow anon. Was he a plant when HRC was interviewed (not under oath) and given special treatment?

>>2132506

I would play his stupid game back and ask him so what? Russia is not our enemy according to John Brennan so what is the problem?

>>2132556

About damn time that PS does not have a clearance.

>>2132626

What a fiasco - the DOJ certainly would extend the same courtesy to any one of us that it had in its cross hairs.

They can have access to fully redacted documents like all the rest of us.

Enough of this deep state BS.

Judge Andrew Napolitano: Why I am so deeply disappointed by Trump's Supreme Court pick

Is everything OK with Napolitano? Lately he has been saying some very unusual things. Not sure if someone has something on him or he is just the token voice of dissent at Fox (excluding Smith).

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018/07/12/judge-andrew-napolitano-why-am-so-deeply-disappointed-by-trumps-supreme-court-pick.html