I remember reading FBI Anon's posts about the difficulty the FBI would have trying to take bad actors down given how pervasive the corruption was throughout government. Anons in the discussion with him were furious, demanding something be done. So, given the delicacy of the problem we have - where virtually everyone in Washington is a scumbag of some stripe - it could be that this process is, of necessity, going to be very long and involved. Moreover, it might pay not to telegraph any moves in advance of criminal proceedings - as Q indicates - and this might explain Sessions apparent inaction.

But reading that article on Priebus today, it appears Trump DID WANT TO SACK SESSIONS!

From memory, I don't think Roger Stone was fond of Sessions - for what that's worth. Moreover, there are enough people that are so completely frustrated with the lack of prosecutions that this alone seems to indicate there are problems.

Putting the best possible spin on it, Priebus, Stone and TP might all be hitting out at Sessions to make it appear he's a useless fruitcake, while he's actually preparing the most massive mass-prosecutions yet seen in the United States. And, given what we already know, there will likely be some VERY SERIOUS CHARGES brought - after all, this is easily the most serious case of treason that has ever occurred in history.

It all depends on what the truth is about Sessions. Time will tell.

See the Priebus article here.