The top law enforcement official in the U.S. was illegally appointed as part of a plot to protect the president from a criminal probe—and in furtherance of this plot the president has lied to us about his relationship and conversations with his AG. And no one knows how to fix it.
2/ It's time for us to process the depth of the crisis we're in—namely, that the general consensus is that any action taken by the top law enforcement official in the U.S. on the most important federal criminal investigation he is supervising is per se illegal and can be ignored.
3/ Moreover, the president has nakedly paraded his criminal intent in front of us by lying about his conversations with Whitaker in a way that confirms, alongside all the other reports we now have, that he and his new AG are both part of a criminal conspiracy to obstruct justice.
4/ Imagine how *bad* what you did with the Russians has to be to obstruct justice in full view of the American people by lying about easily verifiable facts and essentially daring anyone in government to challenge your *open and notorious* criminal conspiracy to obstruct justice.
