If Sessions resigned, would that save him from being charged with perjury?

[NurseJackie]

Or will Sessions have to be prosecuted FOR perjury in order to convince him to resign?

If convicted, would Trump pardon him?

[NightWatcher]

1. Offer him that deal. You quit and we won't lock you up.

[nycbos]

2. And spill the beans.

[pinboy3niner]

5. Also, no law license or practice and lifetime ban on government service. nt

[Ilsa]

13. The deal is he has to tell all.

Name names. Explain how they communicated. All or nothing.

[unblock]

3. i don't see a republican doj prosecuting a republican for perjury no matter what.

there's a small chance he might be forced to resign, but i don't see a prosecution regardless.

[AJT]

4. I agree.

[yallerdawg]

6. Hold on!

What about all those "Obama holdovers" and "the shadow government" we have!

Couldn't "we" prosecute Sessions?

[unblock]

7. why bother? republicans would find a way to foil their efforts.

taint the prosecution, grant immunity to too many people, etc.

[yallerdawg]

12. If this IS Alabamafication of America, remember...

in this deepest Red State, we just locked up the Republican Speaker, kicked the Jesus-anointed Chief Justice off the court, and are still considering impeaching the Republican governor for sex!

This in a super-majority Republican government!

The pendulum swings!

[njhoneybadger]

8. He won't resign, he won't be charged

[NurseJackie]

10. Why so confident? Things aren't looking too good for him.

[triron]

9. He is guilty of more than perjury.

That was a coverup.

[NurseJackie]

11. I wonder how far this will reach.