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| Explaining Jeff Sessions |
| 2018-06-11 |
| [American thinker] I have known Jeff Sessions for a long time. In 1994, he was running for Alabama attorney general, and I was running for the congressional seat presently occupied by Mo Brooks. Jeff and I, then, were on the same GOP ticket in my congressional district, and we showed up at times on the same stump. He won, and I lost. Out of 50,000 votes cast in the primary, I came up 23 votes short. Since then, I have watched from the sidelines and have been a constant fan of Jeff Sessions. I particularly admired him when he jumped out front and endorsed Donald Trump before any other senator did. After Trump's victory, Sessions accepted the attorney general's job, and, to the chagrin of Trump and the surprise of many others, promptly recused himself from the most important business facing the Department of Justice. This was a cosmic error. It, for example, has had the bizarre result of having one of the president's employees, Mr. Mueller, working assiduously to destroy his boss. I will here attempt to throw some light on Sessions's jolting behavior. |
| Posted by:Besoeker |
| #2 Sessions needs to do the right thing and resign. Get a real swamp-clearing person in there, who will ask for resignation letters on day one from all top level officials, then decide which ones that don't need to be replaced. After all the corruption of the Obama era, a light hand from a DC insider Senator is not what is needed. If Gowdy had not already washed his hands of it, I would say he would be the right person. How about a former AG for a very large state, solid conservative? Gov Abbot, Texas. Serve 2 years then run that RINO Cornyn out of the Senate. |
| Posted by: Injun Bucket8891 2018-06-11 18:01 |
| #1 For the good of all, he should be reassigned to a job for which he is more suitable. Fluff piece finale. |
| Posted by: Skidmark 2018-06-11 04:09 |