I think you need to cut the finger-wagging and bashing of justifiably concerned Freepers. We’re not here to organize a worship service of Sessions.
Sessions is not a super leader. He’s a good ole boy from the South who has mediocre to above average instincts and abilities.
Sessions has had some good moments in his career but also quite a few that show he’s part of the DC culture that Americans have come to loathe.
Sessions signed onto the secret Iran deal that President Trump has said is the worst deal he has ever seen, and Donald Trump knows quite a bit about deals.
Sessions praised the corrupt dishonest prosecutors in the Bundy and Hammonds cases.
Sessions decided not to prosecute Lois Lerner. Many think Lerner’s case came before Trump was President which is true but the decision whether or not to prosecute Lerner was left on Sessions desk and he declined to prosecute which infuriated conservatives and Republican members of Congress.
I actually defended Sessions on his decision believing that he got Lerner to confess her crimes so that the Trump camp could get the goods on the IRS Commissioner Koskinen who is now gone. Koskinen was under pressure by Mueller to cough up IRS tax returns on Trump.
But Freepers are rightfully justified in wanting to kick Magoo in his kiester because he allowed Mueller to slither into the lives of the Trump family and community of friends and lay a relentless, merciless, baseless campaign of harassment on all of them without a clear focus other than to inflict pain and conduct a witch hunt. And Mueller got a $100 million budget to run this crap.
Mueller’s Trump Pogrom is made possible by Jeff Sessions’s lack of good sense.
Sessions is not the best person for the job by a long shot. There are dozens of people qualified for the job who would be much better in serving the President.
Sessions is associated with an action today that gives relief to Americans concerned about the integrity of government. But Americans are not yet informed of the backstory. It’s a good bet that President Donald Trump gave Sessions a direct order to fire McCabe or else.
It’s also possible that today’s action is fully credited to Jeff Sessions. If true, then kudos to Sessions. But in any case, Sessions has a lot more he needs to accomplish. So until Americans see Sessions get out the indictments and charges, the jury is still out on a final verdict concerning Sessions’s performance.
But for today, we are going to give the credit to Sessions.
And in the future, we are going to look for a lot more from Jeff Sessions. Until then, let’s tone down the bashing of Freepers, some who were once very pro-Sessions, who because of the infamous recusal have refrained from engaging in cheerleading Jeff Sessions.
Well said.
I think you need to cut the finger-wagging and bashing of justifiably concerned Freepers. We’re not here to organize a worship service of Sessions.
Oh please, just look at how condescending you where. Nobody is trying to turn Sessions into a deity. If these freepers were just “concerned” the would not keep attacking those that try to put their concerns to bed. Imagine if I wrote that my DR. wanted me to come in and be checked for cancer, and I relayed my symptoms. Would I come on here and name call those trying to put my fears to rest? There is clearly an agenda by many of these folks, and it needs to be called out and culled out.
I really love it when you point out deception strategies, and these Sessions haters start mocking the person in “super secret 5 D chess” Honesly, these types of deception strategies are used by most of us, and are not very unusual. Have any of these people ever even bought a car?
I don’t know what these folks are really up to, but the negativity is a cancer on this forum.