For me . . . more than a hunch. For example:
Sidney correctly states . . . . "Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley has been requesting the agents’ notes and 302s for two years."
Come on, Chuck a simple subpoena would have solved that!
Is Rosenstein a whitehat or blackhat?
I have listened to several of Rosenstein keynote speeches. Have to say . . . he is brilliant, and he knows the constitution better than any others.
Rosenstein position has been from the very beginning . . . under the present and specific circumstance, releasing of the evidence while this investigation is on-going is both un-constitutional and he has warned POTUS can be the trigger for obstruction of justice.
Ain't no lawyer, but when Rosenstein makes his case, it sure sounds convincing to me.
If Rosenstein is a blackhat, then I think we all can agree that while POTUS is awesome in his agenda, he kinda sucks when it comes to appointing some "key" personnel that destroys his agenda.
But yeah . . . we have, we are being played!
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Rod Rosenstein showed up with Robert Mueller, stumping for his appointment with the President as the new FBI director after Comey was fired. The interview didn't go well, Trump and Mueller have had some very contentions private business dealings in the past, and there was no question that Mueller was not being considered.
The Very Next Day, acting in his capacity as the acting attorney general since Sessions had recused himself, Rosenstein appointed Robert Mueller as the special prosecutor.
Regardless of how intelligent he may be, how can there be any doubt that Rod Rosenstein is acting in bad faith toward our elected President?