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The right discusses how Rosenstein’s departure could affect Mueller probe

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By Bria Felicien
Sept 26, 2018

1. Rod Rosenstein must resign now

From The Hill: "If Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has an honorable bone in his body, he'll resign his office before his planned Thursday meeting with President Trump.

2. Here's what Rod Rosenstein's dismissal could mean for Robert Mueller

From Washington Examiner: "Special counsel Robert Mueller could see significant changes to the way his Russia investigation operates."

3. Rod Rosenstein's future is in doubt. Here's how his removal could imperil the Mueller probe

From CBC: "Donald Trump and deputy AG to meet Thursday amid reports Rosenstein could resign or be fired."

ExploreThe left identifies the ‘right course of action’ on Rosenstein

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