A quick observation about President Trump's criticism of Attorney General Jeff Sessions. While we had heard reports of tensions between them about the recusal in the spring, this latest bit of public criticism seemed to flare up without any warning, didn't it? Perhaps it's just exasperation over television coverage of the Russia investigation. And technically, someone else brought it up; when Trump declared in his interview with New York Times reporters that a special counsel should never have been named, they asked, "Was that [Attorney General Jeff] Sessions's mistake or [Deputy Attorney General Rod] Rosenstein's mistake?"
But Trump certainly seemed intent upon beating this drum for the past few days. What if it's something else? Wouldn't it make more sense if there had been some particular trigger for Trump suddenly focusing so much of his ire on Sessions publicly?
Is there some other disagreement between the two men that we haven't heard about yet? Or is it as simple as Trump really wants to fire Mueller, but he doesn't want to ...
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