Do you think Rosenstein is waking up to the fact he got played

[kairos12]

like a violin by Drumpt?

[spanone]

1. no. i think he bought in. he threatened to resign and didn't.

he went to the senate intelligence committee leaders today and told them that he was staying on and there would be no special prosecutor

[Phoenix61]

2. Yes, and I don't think he is very happy about it

Only time will tell if he drank the kool-aid. It's possible he has every intention of pursuing this in a nonpartisan manner. He stated that Comey was well liked by the rank and file, in opposition to what the WH was pushing. He also stated he would notify the Senate Intel committee if the WH attempted to interfere in the investigation. Sadly, I think if he does his job he will be quickly replaced by someone who will sink the investigation.

[elfin]

3. Yep. I think his threat to resign and that it went public caused Dump to change the story to Holt.

That concession may have mollified him enough to stay.

He should have known better from the start, but he may be safe enough now to really do this job like so many (like Yates) say he can.

Hope I am right and he isn't another tool.

[NCjack]

4. Trump often screws his investors, as Rosey just was taught. nt

[kairos12]

5. Excellent point. His staff should take note.

[blueinredohio]

6. I think he's as dirty as they are

otherwise he never would have written a letter saying how bad Comey was, wasn't doing his job. Then to say today he liked and respected him. He's a lawyer for god's sake it's not like he didn't understand what he was writing. Just b/c Trump wanted him to, I ain't buying it.

[L. Coyote]

7. At this point, he is a co-conspirator.

Trump's New Impeachable Offenses: Obstruction of Justice, Conspiracy, Abuse of Power

[FSogol]

8. He probably got the message when no one would talk to him at work today.

His office probably smelled like farts and piss too.