[entropy12]

That is what happened to BJ Clinton, but it did sully his reputation and his legacy for ever as an impeached POTUS.

I am 100% certain Rosenweasel does not want that on his resume.

[Enterprise]

I've been thinking about that on and off today. For example, if you were the Police Chief of a city, or the Sheriff of a county, it would be an accomplishment to be proud of. However, if a grand jury indicted you, whether or not you were ultimately convicted, it would haunt you for the rest of your life.

I think it is a similar situation with Rosenstein. The head of the FBI is arguably the most prestigious law enforcement position in the world. And here, at the pinnacle of achievement, the United States Congress is on the verge of an impeachment, or "indictment," and in essence saying that Rosenstein has acted in a dishonorable or even criminal manner. It puts a huge mark of disgrace on his career, and shames him before all who rise to the rank of law enforcement leaders. I think that DOES bother Rosenstein a lot! We will see.