1) Alright, I promised a second thread, figure I'll go ahead and do one while I have a minute. Rod 'The Rod' Rosenstein. I don't have a more clever nickname for him yet. Anyways, who's side is he on? Well, I have a test for that.
2) The rule of thumb I go by is if Trump publicly speaks out against somebody, they are identified as an enemy. See here:
3) True, he has tweeted about Sessions too, but I almost view that as the exception that proves the rules, especially seeing as @drawandstrike's 'Stealthy Jeff' theory bears more fruit every day. Also its a tweet about McCabe too. So, funny shit.
4) How do we know if someone is on Team Trump? When the Fake News writes articles about how they're doomed and an enemy of Trump. For Rosenstein, see this: washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/w…
5) For Sessions: newsweek.com/trump-sessions…
6) That's also Tillerson too. Here's another one on Tillerson. nbcnews.com/politics/white…
7) McMasters washingtonexaminer.com/trump-screamed…
8) Kelly newsweek.com/trump-kelly-sc…
9) Devos being about to quit politico.com/magazine/story…
10) In a shocking turn of events, all of these people are still in the Trump Administration. Oh, one more on the tweet=in deep shit part of the theory, for strzok and page
11) Pretty simple test. If Trump tweets about somebody, unless its Sessions, that means he's identified them as an enemy and has enough on them that they can be identified publicly as an enemy. If all we have are stories being churned out about WH Drama then they're team Trump
12) Just throwing that out there as the rule of thumb. /end
