[frog in a pot]

If Jeff Sessions does not revoke his recusal immediately and prosecute those guilty, then he is himself a co-conspirator and must be prosecuted..
That is certainly a major bottom line in this saga!

Here's another bottom line:
...until such time that we have people willing to testify, a prosecutor willing to do his job, as well as a media willing to give this the light of day...(nothing will happen).
Ever tried to push a car sideways? Imagine what street-fighter Trump has been dealing with;
- a compromised DOJ,
- witnesses concerned about whether the obvious coup will succeed and the safety of their families;
- midterm elections and his possible impeachment,
- strategic global position of the U.S. threatened in sensitive locales;
- a SC from the swamp that has kept him for the most part on defense;
- a judiciary appointed largely by Clinton and Obama;
- a MSM that makes up BS news on a daily basis; just to name a few.

It takes time to build major lawsuits when all the actors have to tiptoe around the edges without notice. Especially when the targets control most if not all of the vital documents.

[Michael.SF.]

So how long do we wait while the water is simmering?

Step 1: Fire Sessions and put someone in with some real balls. Rudy G. for example.

Step 2: Fire all US Attorneys hired under Clinton or Obama.

Step 3: Replace them with people who respect the Constitution

[Savage Beast]

Trump is a brilliant man. If he prevails over all this--and I think he will--he will have been one of the greatest Presidents of the USA--perhaps the greatest.

This is what this is all about: Trump vowed: "The party's over. I'm going to clean up Washington." The Deepstate has fought like the gutter rats that they are to prevent him from doing exactly that.