A month later, *NO* U.S. Attorneys in place

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/a-month-after-dismissing-federal-prosecutors-justice-department-does-not-have-any-us-attorneys-in-place/2017/04/18/d94c4bd0-2442-11e7-b503-9d616bd5a305_story.html

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[Hindsight was 2020]

This is just incompetence

[Dr. Arch]

The more time they waste, the better.

[Attorney General & Senator Dwarven Dragon]

Sessions will finally get a Deputy when the senate comes back next week, and what is essentially the "2nd Deputy" will follow quickly after that. Not much, but it's a start.

[Zioneer]

Sessions will finally get a Deputy when the senate comes back next week, and what is essentially the "2nd Deputy" will follow quickly after that. Not much, but it's a start.

It should not have taken this long at all.

[Attorney General & Senator Dwarven Dragon]

Sessions will finally get a Deputy when the senate comes back next week, and what is essentially the "2nd Deputy" will follow quickly after that. Not much, but it's a start.

It should not have taken this long at all.

Well your party is the one dragging out the existing nominations. Like 7 or 8 nominations were ready to be confirmed on Jan 20, but only 2 were let through then. The Dems have delayed committee proceedings and  mounted useless filibusters throughout this process.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Sessions will finally get a Deputy when the senate comes back next week, and what is essentially the "2nd Deputy" will follow quickly after that. Not much, but it's a start.

It should not have taken this long at all.

Well your party is the one dragging out the existing nominations. Like 7 or 8 nominations were ready to be confirmed on Jan 20, but only 2 were let through then. The Dems have delayed committee proceedings and  mounted useless filibusters throughout this process.

Revenge is free

[GeorgiaModerate]

Sessions will finally get a Deputy when the senate comes back next week, and what is essentially the "2nd Deputy" will follow quickly after that. Not much, but it's a start.

It should not have taken this long at all.

Well your party is the one dragging out the existing nominations. Like 7 or 8 nominations were ready to be confirmed on Jan 20, but only 2 were let through then. The Dems have delayed committee proceedings and  mounted useless filibusters throughout this process.

Well...

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http://www.politico.com/story/2017/04/trump-vacancies-executive-branch-237149?cmpid=sf

[All Along The Watchtower]

Sessions will finally get a Deputy when the senate comes back next week, and what is essentially the "2nd Deputy" will follow quickly after that. Not much, but it's a start.

It should not have taken this long at all.

Well your party is the one dragging out the existing nominations. Like 7 or 8 nominations were ready to be confirmed on Jan 20, but only 2 were let through then. The Dems have delayed committee proceedings and  mounted useless filibusters throughout this process.

They're just following the other party's recently well-established precedent on this matter.

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

Sessions will finally get a Deputy when the senate comes back next week, and what is essentially the "2nd Deputy" will follow quickly after that. Not much, but it's a start.

It should not have taken this long at all.

Well your party is the one dragging out the existing nominations. Like 7 or 8 nominations were ready to be confirmed on Jan 20, but only 2 were let through then. The Dems have delayed committee proceedings and  mounted useless filibusters throughout this process.

They're just following the other party's recently well-established precedent on this matter.

Really, they shouldn't be approving ANY nominees until the election is over and the people have expressed their will.

[Attorney General & Senator Dwarven Dragon]

Sessions will finally get a Deputy when the senate comes back next week, and what is essentially the "2nd Deputy" will follow quickly after that. Not much, but it's a start.

It should not have taken this long at all.

Well your party is the one dragging out the existing nominations. Like 7 or 8 nominations were ready to be confirmed on Jan 20, but only 2 were let through then. The Dems have delayed committee proceedings and  mounted useless filibusters throughout this process.

Well...

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http://www.politico.com/story/2017/04/trump-vacancies-executive-branch-237149?cmpid=sf

I'm not sure how Politico is getting those numbers. The senate executive calendar has 7 nominations on it right now.