Here we go.
At the time of considering the appointment, Trump and Sessions knew some facts.
1 - That there was an investigation into Russian meddling, including whether or not the Donald J. Quisling folks had aided and abetted said meddling.
2 - That Sessions was knee deep in the campaign.
3 - That Sessions, at least, knew he had lied about meeting with Russians.
4 - That DoJ protocol required anyone in DoJ and possibly a subject of a DoJ investigation must recuse.
So, Sessions, had he thought things through, could have apprised Donald J. Quisling of the situation, and it's impending implications. But they both have the same voter suppression agenda, above all others, so it just slipped his mind.
And, not mentioned by said pundits (that I heard, at least) was this smoking gun:
Asked if Mr. Mueller's investigation would cross a red line if it expanded to look at his family's finances beyond any relationship to Russia, Mr. Trump said, "I would say yes." He would not say what he would do about it. "I think that's a violation. Look, this is about Russia."
Why is that a Dirty Harry moment, you might ask? All along, Donald J. Quisling has been braying that he had nothing, nothing at all, to do with Russia. But here he admits that he has financial ties to Russia. And some may be quid pro quo for the meddling. Ya think?
So, yes, Donald J. Quisling is in hock to Russians and wants to be the USofA's Putin. A match made someplace.
The half wrong part, of course, is that Donald J. Quisling isn't (yet) Putin and the DoJ isn't his personal enemies unit.
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