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3. Rosenstien has lost credibility

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Thu May 11, 2017, 10:14 AM

May 2017

Another tRump stooge.

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Wow. NYT editorial board's open letter to Rod Rosenstein [View all] highplainsdem May 2017 OP

Yes, it might cost you your job. But it would save your honor, crazylikafox May 2017 #1

and so much more besides Kber May 2017 #2

....such as it is......... lastlib May 2017 #8

Coocoocachoo, Mr. Rosenstein, a nation turns its desperate eyes to you! nt tblue37 May 2017 #9

Dadburnit!! Now I've got one of those ear bug thingys singing that song! Sunriser13 May 2017 #32

It's a good song at least. nt tblue37 May 2017 #35

Which Does He Value More? Leith May 2017 #17

Rosenstien has lost credibility SHRED May 2017 #3

The only part i saw of his testimony was when he was asked if he would appoint a Special Prosecutor Dustlawyer May 2017 #23

"Yes, it might cost you your job. But it would save your honor"? ucrdem May 2017 #4

first page of comments pretty much all in favor. mopinko May 2017 #5

Rosenstain is upset that his reputation disappeared overnight BeyondGeography May 2017 #6

He's now a Linda Tripp - level pariah. NBachers May 2017 #24

Will Rosenstein step up, though? KeepItReal May 2017 #7

Whistling past the graveyard orangecrush May 2017 #10

Good letter. But Rosenstein's reputation, now, is sh_t. Honeycombe8 May 2017 #11

I do not agree Auggie May 2017 #13

Me either... SkyDaddy7 May 2017 #29

I view it the same... N_E_1 for Tennis May 2017 #34

Me three Ligyron May 2017 #36

My question remains: Marie Marie May 2017 #12

I don't get that either Skittles May 2017 #14

Maybe backdoor cash? Jim Beard May 2017 #20

Power and greed LiberalLovinLug May 2017 #19

SUBJECT: RESTORING PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN THE FBI chowder66 May 2017 #15

It appears he doesn't care about honor or integrity. lark May 2017 #16

Like Comey, he was a Whitewater (the gift that keeps on giving for Republicans) prosecutor deurbano May 2017 #18

I was just wondering what kind of track record he has BlancheSplanchnik May 2017 #22

Donald Chump and his chimps benpollard May 2017 #21

Deputy General Rosenstein Best_man23 May 2017 #25

THIS 2naSalit May 2017 #26

Rosenstein is now a co-conspirator. Special prosecutor is almost assured at this point. L. Coyote May 2017 #27

That would be like Haig declaring himself president. ucrdem May 2017 #28

"wow, I mean, I could have written it. nt OnDoutside May 2017 #31

In light of Sessions recusal, why didn't Rosenstein block his involvement in Comey's OnDoutside May 2017 #30

Trump took the credit for sacking Comey, I suspect Rosenstein might have quit otherwise Kolesar May 2017 #33