Well, if Rosenstein were to be fired, this would be another clear demonstration of obstruction of justice by the president.
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Discussing the potential consequences of Rosenstein's firing on the Mueller investigation.
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If prosecuting cases involving the risk of injuries or death to premature infants are not a priority enforcement matter, I have questions about what priorities the DOJ considers worthy of pursuing.
We respectfully urge the Commission to evaluate these renewal applications based solely on the factual record and the governing statutory standard, free from political considerations.
Iran is now going to be able to export their oil and gas, rake in billions more. It's going to get access to its frozen assets.
Under your management, DOJ does not consider a case involving deadly risks to medically sensitive infants, after a recommendation of a felony charge, to be worthy of criminal prosecution.





