Sources said diGenova’s resignation came amid frustration that he was slow‑rolling indictments and falling down too many “rabbit holes”
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- Sources said diGenova’s resignation came amid frustration that he was slow‑rolling indictments and falling down too many “rabbit holes”
Sources who spoke to the New York Post said diGenova’s resignation came amid frustration inside the Justice Department and White House that he was “slow-rolling” indictments and falling down too many “rabbit holes.”
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