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As Rosenstein Departs, the Battlefield Is Now Ready

The Department of Justice on May 9 held a going-away ceremony for Rod Rosenstein, who is leaving after having served probably the most crucial role in the Trump administration for the past two years.

As Rosenstein makes his long-anticipated departure as deputy attorney general, the final pieces are moving into position on the battlefield that President Donald Trump has been carefully preparing for more than two years.

As I wrote in my column, “Trump Continues to Prepare the Battlefield,” on Jan. 18, it was absolutely of paramount importance that Rosenstein leave the Justice Department (DOJ) before the prosecution phase of Spygate could begin. This is what I wrote:

“William Barr is coming in now to take over the next phase, while [Jeff] Sessions is free to appear as a witness and testify about what McCabe and the other plotters told him at the time they were trying to entrap him.

Do you know who would also have to leave his current job at the DOJ to be a participant in these prosecutions? Because like Sessions, he’s involved a lot of this as a witness? Rod Rosenstein.”

Moar at:

https://www.theepochtimes.com/as-rosenstein-departs-the-battlefield-is-now-ready_2921586.html

Everything about this POS is corrupt. Let us not forget how connected he is to the Awan's and stole a DNC server to keep it from being investigated.

Lawsuit: Calif. Attorney General Not Eligible to Hold Office

Democratic California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, a leading legal antagonist of President Donald Trump, isn’t legally eligible to serve as his state’s top law enforcement officer, according to a lawsuit working its way through the state’s courts.

After 24 years in the U.S. House of Representatives, Becerra was appointed California attorney general on Jan. 24, 2017, replacing Democrat Kamala Harris, who was elected to the U.S. Senate. He won election to the position in his own right on Nov. 6, 2018.

Eric Early, a Los Angeles lawyer who sought the Republican nomination in 2018 in the attorney general race, argues in his lawsuit that Becerra is ineligible for the post because he wasn’t practicing law for close to five years prior to his appointment or election to the office. Early lost his case in the initial phase and filed an appeal last week.

“The state’s top legal officer should have at least a modicum of experience as a practicing lawyer,” Early told The Epoch Times in an interview.

Political

“Instead, we have one who has no clue what it’s like to be a practicing lawyer,” he said. “We have ended up with a pure, wall-to-wall politician as our state top legal officer, so it has not been a surprise that since he became attorney general, his agenda has been entirely political.”

“We might as well have Nancy Pelosi in our attorney general’s office,” Early said, adding that Becerra “has turned into a vessel for the resistance.” The “resistance” is often used to describe the Democratic opposition to President Donald Trump.

As of February, the California attorney general’s office had filed a record 46 lawsuits against the Trump administration, according to a tally by The Hill newspaper. This is reportedly more than any other state attorney general during the current administration or any other presidency in the nation’s history. Republican attorneys general across the nation sued the previous administration a total of 46 times during Barack Obama’s entire presidency.

Becerra has repeatedly angered conservatives and supporters of the rule of law.

And more to read at the link:

https://www.theepochtimes.com/lawsuit-calif-attorney-general-not-eligible-to-hold-office_2921904.html

>>6491986

Let us not forget that the Awan thingy is not dead, it is being kept quiet for a reason.

As for who actually hired the Awan's originally, I can't remember at this point but it was something that George Webb was tracking back in the day. Would need to go back into past digs to find this information again.

Buried myself so I totally understand your plight. I'll have to look for your requested info later. But thank you for bringing this back up.

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>>6492097

Hmmmmm. Interdesting. TY fellow anon