[JoSixChip]

It’s pathetic to see how many people we have on this site who think a legal process needs to proceed at the same pace as a WWE match

Hard to believe people can be so impatient only two years after the fact. What do propose is the appropriate amount of time to lose patience, maybe ten years?

[Alberta's Child]

I'd suggest turning off the TV and reading a long book like History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. It'll teach you some patience.

A couple of years ago I sat on a jury in a civil trial. From the docket number on the case, I knew it had been filed four years before it went to trial.

One thing I've noticed in this saga is that we get a lot of intelligent input from lawyers who offer a wide range of views on the subject ... but you never seem to hear any of them complaining that things aren't happening fast enough. That's because they know better than anyone else how long a legal process takes.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Hard to believe people can be so impatient only two years after the fact.

It hasn't been 2 years, you bonehead!

Even by mid-summer last year Trump still didn't have much of his team in place, thanks to the feckless GOP Senate who is dragging their asses on his confirmations.

You really expected Hillary et all to be indicted on 01/21/2017?

You people are used to AGs preening and dancing in front of cameras doings daily press conferences and going on the late night shows.

Thank God Sessions is AG

[vigilence]

I get what you are saying, but I also am getting antsy as the midterms approach. If the Dems get a chance to shut this down or at least provide cover for theirs they will not hesitate and the media will back them.