Growl, rage, roar, bellow, scream, sputter and almost swear: if words were anything of use, other than to deceive in politics, J. Beauregard would already be out the door. He's not out the door yet. Why? Good question. Here's another: why isn't Rosy Rosenstein gone? Huh? What about this Ohr guy? All this could happen with but a stroke of the pen wielded by 4-10-20. Does El Trumpo now have writer's block? Nah, I don't think so.

Despite increasing calls from Repugnants primarily, Sessions has not been shoved overboard the Good Ship Lollipop. Fury, foam, firebolts. JBS is still holding on to the hull of the GSL, seemingly dragged about, through waves and whelm (I finally got a chance to use that word!)

But, fellow swampers and those who prefer dryness, there is another view of this situation. The "Q View". Here is the Q view: Qanon.app Along with others on this site, I confess to reading the entrails or crumbs left by the mysterious Q. My guilty pleasure? No, sir. Not guilty. The ultimate test of Q will come by January 1, 2019, when El Trumpo's alteration of the code of military justice / courts martial takes hold.

That is the put up or shut up moment for Q. Either the current cabal, Demonratic side, is thrown into the Gray Bar Hotel (you know the one, south of Havana) or the whole enterprise of Q is a sham.

Sessions is mentioned 23 times by Q, many of which are combined in the phrase "trust Sessions". Peculiar isn't it, that such an apparently openly reviled individual, demeaned and criticized on multiple occasions by the Yellow-haired one, gets a boost from Q.

If Sessions is doing nothing, how did this happen?

But on to recent events. J. Beauregard has gotten himself in trouble with El Trumpo again, for what appears to be a very legitimate reason: prosecuting two Repug Reps who apparently otherwise would have easy victories.

President Donald Trump lashed out at Attorney General Jeff Sessions again on Monday, blaming the former Alabama senator for two congressional seats — which were solidly red — now in jeopardy due to recently filed charges.

“Two long running, Obama era, investigations of two very popular Republican Congressmen were brought to a well publicized charge, just ahead of the Mid-Terms, by the Jeff Sessions Justice Department. Two easy wins now in doubt because there is not enough time. Good job Jeff.”

Trump appeared to be referring to the recent indictments of New York Republican Rep. Chris Collins and California Rep. Duncan Hunter. Collins, one of the first sitting congressmen to publicly endorse Trump, was indicted in early August on insider trading charges. Hunter was indicted, along with his wife, two weeks later on charges related to misuse of campaign finances. Both have since leaded “not guilty,” but Collins has withdrawn from his race.

Trump went on to compare Sessions to Comey, who was widely hated by Democrats until he was fired.

“The Democrats, none of whom voted for Jeff Sessions, must love him now. Same thing with Lyin’ James Comey,” he tweeted. “The Dems all hated him, wanted him out, thought he was disgusting – UNTIL I FIRED HIM! Immediately he became a wonderful man, a saint like figure in fact. Really sick!”

Nebraska Republican Senator Ben Sasse also had some nasty things to say about Trump criticizing Sessions, essentially for doing the "right thing".

Sasse condemned Trump's tweets Monday afternoon in which the president criticized Attorney General Jeff Sessions for pursuing criminal charges against two GOP congressmen.

Trump argued that Sessions should have taken into account the political ramifications of pursuing the cases against GOP Reps. Chris Collins (N.Y.) and Duncan Hunter (Calif.), who were both early backers of Trump.

“The United States is not some banana republic with a two-tiered system of justice – one for the majority party and one for the minority party," Sasse responded in a statement.

"These two men have been charged with crimes because of evidence, not because of who the President was when the investigations began," he continued.

Sessions did the correct thing with these two, Chris Collins (R-NY) and Duncan Hunter (R-CA). Whatever the ulterior motive, which includes simply wishing to rid Congress of some bad actors, prosecuting them using real--wait for it--EVIDENCE is a good thing.

However, I see this Hoopla as more involved than what simply reaches the print. First of all, the D's would love to campaign against two provably corrupt Representatives, thus diverting attention away from replacement candidates who will now take the places of Collins and Hunter. Clean slate and all that. More importantly, this moves disarms the moronic Demonrats into thinking Sessions is a harmless old huntin' dog, who's seen his better days and now wants to lie on the porch (or is it lay on the porch?)

Supporting evidence for my thesis is found on Q, some of which I inserted above. 51,000+ sealed indictments. Not even the Obamanator allowed so many to locked up for weed. What are all those about? Speculation is rampant. Here's my guess: there will be lots and lots of pedophile / trafficking arrests. There will be some indictments of low level financial fraud (although the Big Boys will still get to smoke their cigars in back rooms, whatever). Illegally chartered corporations, especially those engaging in political activities will constitute another tranche. Unregistered foreign agents will get the axe--just like Manafort and hopefully the Podestas.

But the main attraction will be the Evil Queen and her Rapacious consort. The fires may even reach the pinnacles of prior power: Insane Obomber and his cronies Rice, Jarrett, Mills (via HRC), and many others.

So, in my opinion, we will find out if El Trumpo is controlled opposition--or if he really wants to pick up all the marbles. Trump WILL pick up all the marbles. As long as he keeps feeding the military, he will be untouchable.

I can see clearly now: El Trumpo wins in 20/20

Out of love for the dear woman who gave us Donald T., I dedicate this song:

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