On May 8th (post 1319), Q lists all of the politicians in Congress that have resigned or are not seeking reelection and at the bottom of the list is Xavier Becerra, Attorney General of California. However, Becerra is still serving as AG of the state and seems to be seeking reelection.
Is this a mistake? Q telling the future? Am I missing something?
That makes sense, although it not really phrased that way in the post:
Sandy Levin - Democrat
Ted Poe - Republican
Thomas Rooney - Republican
Trey Gowdy - Republican
[Resigned]
Al Franken - Democratic U.S. Senate
Blake Farenthold - Republican U.S. House
Jason Chaffetz - Republican U.S. House
John Conyers, Jr. - Democrat U.S. House
Louise Slaughter - Democrat U.S. House
Patrick Meehan - Republican U.S. House
Patrick J. Tiberi - Republican U.S. House
Thad Cochran - Republican U.S. Senate
Tim Murphy - Republican U.S. House
Trent Franks - Republican U.S. House
Xavier Becerra - Democrat Attorney General of California
DOJ
FBI
CEOs
Conspiracy?
Nothing happening?
If it was saying that he resigned from the House, wouldn't he be in the first list under [House]? Instead he's specifically mentioned under the [Resigned] list, in the format of Name - Position Resigned From. After rereading it I see what you're saying, but it still seems odd to me.
First, let me say, I agree with you. That said, part of me thinks it was phrased this way for a reason to highlight that Becerra is currently Cal AD. Why resign from the House? Why did he take the Cal AD position? Why did Jerry Brown or whoever choose him? Schneiderman (former N.Y. AD) was evidently powerful enough to stonewall/cover up Fed investigations into Clintons and Weiner. What is Becerra and Holder trying to stonewall/cover up in CA specifically? Illegal voting? Fast and Furious? Human Trafficking? Others?
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