He's so simple and predictable.
Last week I went on air and said Krasner would try to spin a federal judge's referral as political. In his statement to the Inquirer yesterday, like clockwork, he called the findings "accusations," noted who appointed the judge, and compared himself to James Comey and the guy who threw a sandwich at a federal agent.
Appreciate the Inquirer giving me an opportunity to remind readers that Krasner owns this because he built it. The instruction to "protect the office" was his. The decision not to testify was his. The whistleblowers are literally his own prosecutors, and that doesn't change no matter how hard he works the motives.
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