Sen. Jeff Sessions endorses Trump
An anti-globalization agenda that has more in common with the far left than with the “right wing”.
Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions endorsed Donald Trump at a rally today.
The endorsement is viewed as a blow to Ted Cruz, who often cites Sessions to bolster Cruz’s immigration bona fides.
The Washington Post reports:
“Politicians have promised for 30 years to fix illegal immigration. Have they done it? Donald Trump will do it,” Sessions said at the Madison City Schools Stadium, where thousands gathered to hear Trump speak. “I’ve told Donald Trump this isn’t a campaign, this is a movement.”
The endorsement represents a major blow to Sen. Ted Cruz (Tex.), one of Trump’s two chief rivals for the Republican nomination. Cruz has touted his strict positions on border security and deportation, leaning on his strident commitment to conservative ideology as a key rationale for his candidacy. In the run-up to the March 1 Super Tuesday primary elections, Cruz has tried to undermine Trump’s conservative bona fides on immigration reform, characterizing his plan as “amnesty.”
So what’s the significance of this endorsement?
I think it’s significant because it helps solidify Trump’s hold on his roughly 1/3 of the Republican electorate at a time when Trump is under increasing attack. But I don’t think it expands the Trump vote.
With Rubio, Cruz and Kasich still dividing the non-Trump vote, 1/3 may be enough to win the nomination, particularly once we get to winner-take-all states after Super Tuesday.
The interesting thing to me was not the immigration angle, but how much of the endorsement went to a general anti-globalization agenda. In this sense, the Trump wing of the Republican Party and the Bernie Sanders wing of the Democratic Party have much in common.
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Here’s a thought: perhaps Cruz had concluded that he has no chance to beat Trump. He then encouraged all of his potential endorsers to support Trump, who will nominate Cruz to Scalia’s seat on SCOTUS in January.
If I were Trump, I would first nominate Diane Sykes, because even though it’s post-election I would chose the woman first. Then when Ruth Buzzy goes, I would chose Bill Pryor.
I also think he will be able to do something about Roberts, who I do not think voluntarily chose to support Obamacare. What that is, I do not know. It will be one of his first measures.
Cruz, I don’t know. Maybe solicitor general, but really I would just leave him where he is.
Trump will never be President.
Media has carried him thus far, giving him 95% of the total air time for Republicans and making his rivals divide the remainder – nearly always having to answer questions about Trump. They have attacked him only in ways that solidify his base – so far. The good stuff is saved for after he’s won the nomination, when the freebies end and the gloves come off.
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Trump is thin-skinned and easy to unnerve, media will keep him on the defensive until he melts down. He already has the highest negative ratings ever recorded.
They’ve served up Trump to us on a platter, because he is the one candidate Democrats can beat easily with a chance to retake the Senate.
Except for being completely wrong in every possible way. Very insightful post.
Who is it you will vote for Hillary is it?
It seems to me that “anti-globalization” stand is tied closely to many other issues that America faces, and it’s what the people are reacting to.
All I know is one has only to look at Europe, and we see our future.
I like Sen. Sessions. I like Sen Cruz. I’m hoping that a way will be found to get the best out of all the players, not the worst.
If anti-globalization means standing up for sovereignty against the UN, then count me in. If it means vigorously resisting encroachment on the Second Amendment by International treaties and authorities, then hell yes, let’s fight! If it means standing shoulder to shoulder with Israel against the depredations of the EU, International Court, and UN I will be proud to be in the ranks of the resistance.
No more open borders
No more Obamatrade
No more multi-trillion dollar giveaways over “Climate Change”
No more threats of hauling our leaders and soldiers before international courts for defending themselves or our country
This Agenda is not a far left agenda. It is as conservative and American as it gets. Calling it “far left” is utter nonsense.
“I’m hoping that a way will be found to get the best out of all the players”
With the endorsements by diverse Repubs (Palin, Sessions, Scott Brown, Gov Christie, former Gov Jan Brewer, rumors of Newt) we perhaps get a glimpse of the faces of a potential Trump Admin.
Trump on his own would be ignored by Congress, I mean, they’re already ignored the Americans who voted them into office. But if Trump can pull in strong leaders, he could make a dent.
You know what, I quit. Why be informed and have to be aware of the lunacy happening right now. You guys have fun with your hero. Good luck with that.
Who needs the constitution or rule of law or even common decency. We can stick it to people we don’t like if the right guy gets in there.
Things are gonna be tremendous. That’s all I need to know.
It’s going to be huge I bet.
I’ll still vote, but I ain’t gonna pay a dime more attention to any media on this election.
The Gary Britt troll brigade wins, I hope their savior can too.
I think the troll brigade wouldn’t have so much force if the Republicans at the national level hadn’t fought them every step of the way, from the inception of the Tea Parties, on.
The simple truth is, the voters are their bosses, not the other way around.
I could see it as a problem within the GOP, except that the Democrats have exactly the same problem.
If you really want to send a message, vote 3rd party.
Voting for a Republican who will enforce our immigration laws is voting for a third party.
Events have overtaken the small minded. Drop this petty butt-hurt nonsense and head to the War with Hillary. Join ranks or GTF out of the way.
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PS: There is one way Cruz can take Scalia’s seat, and it’s not by throwing a tantrum over Trump.
Yep. As I figured. A mole troll.
No. Get screwed. Some of us here still care about the Constitution.
We know you don’t care about the Constitution, Rags, because you support a natural-born Canadian citizen who became a naturalized US citizen by statute.
Never Trump.
There are too many of us who are opposed to him and will either vote third party, vote for Hillary, or sit out. The plurality has managed to support the one candidate who is so unfit for office that he will lose in the general against Hillary because so many Republicans can’t support him. We know the consequences with the Supreme Court, etc. It doesn’t matter.
If you want to win the general, convince the voters to abandon Trump and support one of the others. That’s our only chance.
Trump Endorsements:
– Gov Sarah Palin
– Sheriff Joe Arpaio
– Gov Chris Christie
– Gov Jan Brewer
– Sen Sessions
I’m not sure Phyllis Schlafly has outright endorsed him. She has spoken extremely highly of him.
If this is not an endorsement, what would count as one?
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/01/10/phyllis-schlafly-makes-the-case-for-president-trump/
Well technically, an official endorsement would be something where she says “I endorse Donald Trump.”
Aside from that, the article is as close to an endorsement as you can get.
Hey, it’s good enough for me, but you know what Ragspierre is like …
And Der Donald has spoken extremely highly of Planned Abortionhood. And he keeps doing it.
I wonder how Schlafly squares that?
Opportunism knocks!
Also Add to Trump’s endorsements the union that represents ICE agents
AND
Two of the brave survivors who rescued the Embassy and fought off an attack at the CIA compound for 14 hours.
The Gov Christie endorsement helps against Marco Rubio.
The Sen Sessions endorsement helps against Ted Cruz.
For the sake of having a common understanding of the term Anti-Globalization Agenda…
From Wiki
Anti-Globalization Movement
The anti-globalization movement, or counter-globalisation movement,[1] is a social movement critical of the globalization of corporate capitalism. The movement is also commonly referred to as the global justice movement,[2] alter-globalization movement, anti-globalist movement, anti-corporate globalization movement,[3] or movement against neoliberal globalization.
Participants base their criticisms on a number of related ideas.[4] What is shared is that participants oppose what they see as large, multi-national corporations having unregulated political power, exercised through trade agreements and deregulated financial markets. Specifically, corporations are accused of seeking to maximize profit at the expense of work safety conditions and standards, labor hiring and compensation standards, environmental conservation principles, and the integrity of national legislative authority, independence and sovereignty. As of January 2012, some commentators have characterized the unprecedented changes in the global economy as “turbo-capitalism” (Edward Luttwak), “market fundamentalism” (George Soros), “casino capitalism” (Susan Strange),[5] and as “McWorld” (Benjamin Barber).
Many anti-globalization activists call for forms of global integration that better provide democratic representation, advancement of human rights, fair trade and sustainable development and therefore feel the term “anti-globalization” is misleading.</i
Citation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-globalization_movement
So… international Social Justice Warfare Utopia, then. Not interested.
That is a Bernie Sanders anti globalization definition.
Trump/Sessions anti globalization isnt anti globalization really at all it is anti global corporation mega donors who push open borders and unlimited work visas and horrible trade deals all of which combine to destroy the middle and lower classes in this country.
Some of you think this is done on the single event of an endorsement by a single senator.
I don’t.
On Tuesday, I’ll be proudly voting for Ted Cruz. I’ll work for Mr. Cruz every day after that as long as he’s running.
I will NEVER vote for the Collectivist T-rump, or any other Collectivist.
If T=rump is elected, I will begin the process of seeing him impeached. It won’t take long before there are grounds.
I support your vote For Ted Cruz, Rags. He’s a good man and a blue ribbon statesmen who guards the Constitution.
You’ve had seven years to get Obama impeached. Where was the movement. Where was the groundswell. You know where it was. Nowhere. Because of entrenched uniparty establishment interests.
“T-rump” is only possible way open right now to enable what Cruz et al. need to do. Trump isn’t anti-Cruz. Use what you have at hand and do what is strategically smart and what is possible. I hope you are prepared to be happy when your fears are proved wrong.
Is Trump perfect? Of course not! Not even close! But he WILL do some basic core things and he DOES take advice and IS educable on issues that have been off his radar. Newt Gingrich is advising him. Ditto Sessions, and others. If you want to build a nice building you first have to use a wrecking ball on the old mess that’s in the way. Sorry for that analogy, no pun intended.
“Trump isn’t anti-Cruz.”
Der Donald is anti-conservative. That makes him “anti-Cruz” and anti-American.
You are a deluded moron, and worse. You are supporting a Collectivist tyrant inchoate.
Please try a little harder not to sound like the professor’s traffic trolling sock puppet.
Trump Cheerleader Ann Coulter just published this on Twitter 13 minutes ago…
Ann Coulter @AnnCoulter Verified Account
Although I want Trump to win, I would like Cruz to come in 2d. Smart, articulate, conservative & NOT RUBIO.
https://twitter.com/AnnCoulter/status/704369881421062146
We will both vote for Cruz. Then, short of a Cruz miracle, I’ll work to have the Republican nominee defeat Clinton and you will stab the country in the back and help put her in office. You’re a sanctimonious Quisling, nothing more.
To all refuges from HotAir. and other newcomers.
if you decide to stay and post this is how you can expect top be treated.
This was a reply to a post. I’ve only seen one post redacted before, but it appears that that post has been redacted.
Now some people will say that shows they are moderating. Not in my experience. More than likely, they decided to redact after my post to make me look hypersensitive.
get over yourself handy, everyone here can take care of themselves. It’s the flippin internets. Don’t read if you can’t take the heat.
If you are referring to the first post, Seems Mr. Jacobson agrees with me. Otherwise why delete the post it was a reply to?
If you are referring to the second post that is just explaining why the first post appears as an orignal comment and not a reply.
I have no idea what post you were referencing, or if it was removed. Something occurred as there are now comments before yours that were not there when I responded to yours.
OTOH, grow up. There is simply nothing that a commenter posts that you should cry about. If Mr Jacobsen finds something so distasteful he decides to remove it, that is his call.
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Trump fans long ago started a pattern of flinging personal insults at people who dared to criticize their idol. Months ago, Trump fans were saying that scrutinizing Trump in any way amounted to selling out, or “jumping the shark.”
Dana Loesch has gotten threats of serious harm for the sin of criticizing Trump.
I’ve been called a “liar” simply for pointing to facts about Trump’s habitual dishonesty and shiftiness, his vindictiveness, his raging egomania and narcissism, his crude boorishness, etc.
Trump fans aren’t offended when Trump viciously slanders people who get in his way. They aren’t bothered that Trump wants to make it easier to sue people who criticize HIM.
Trump fans are determined to prove that Trump was correct when he said he could shoot someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue and not lose their devotion.
You’ve been here something like 2-3 months, and have posted nearly 300 comments in that time. Seems you like it well enough here!
No. I am a constitutional conservative who will NOT vote for any Collectivist.
You are the Quisling. And it’s cool that you’ve finally been smoked out of your mole troll hidey hole.
You no more support Cruz than I support Der Donald.
“Join ranks or GTF out of the way.”
Screw that and you.
On Tuesday my wife will cancel out your vote for Cruz and then I will give Trump a plus 1 with my vote.
After President Trump is inaugurated you will need to change your handle to DonQuixote.
And my eight sons and daughters, along with dozens of friends and colleagues, will CRUSH you and your poor, beaten wife, as they join me in voting for Cruz.
Pitiful…
It’s going to be a sad day in your life when Cruz drops out (inevitable) and endorses Trump. Might as well prepare yourself for it. And soon.
Shhh.
Don’t anyone tell him that they are just saying that to keep him calm until they get him back on his meds.
The left wants to take the 2nd. Amendment out of the constitution and Trump is promising to end the 1st. Amendment.
What could Sessions be thinking? How pathetic to see a well respected senator suddenly exhibiting signs of dementia???
“On Tuesday, I’ll be proudly voting for Ted Cruz. I’ll work for Mr. Cruz every day after that as long as he’s running.”
Proving you don’t give a damn about our Constitution or country. How does it feel to be a useful idiot? Lenin and Obama are proud of you.
I guess since Trump lost the coveted Glenn Beck endorsement, he’ll have to settle for this.
(What was Ted thinking???)
lololol good one!
What the Jeff Sessions endorsement of Trump says is that Sessions does not trust Cruz on immigration, the wall, or trade.
Cruz thought so much of his “friendship” with sessions he didn’t even bother to respond to Sessions public test questions on Trade. Trump responded.
I did a search the other night for “Sessions questionnaire”.
I got nothing. It was so “public”, I couldn’t find it on the internet.
You are caught in another lie.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/02/05/exclusive-test-senator-seeks-answers-presidential-candidates-trade-immigration-crime/
It figures Ragspierre wouldn’t be able to find that, as it’s not a deranged anti-Trump screed.
“You are caught in another lie.”
Yes, you are. Oh, maybe I’ll be generous and just assume you don’t know how to use the internets.
Anyone here can duplicate my search.
The Sessions questionnaire was so “public” you had to be a T-rumpian follower of TrumpBart, house organ for T-rumpian propaganda, to know anything about it.
Even Dim Jim Hoft, butt boi for T-rump, never mentioned it.
You should have searched for: sessions questions candidates.
I searched using the exact terms that Gaghdad Bob Britt had been throwing for a few weeks.
Nada.
First time I heard it I searched:
“jeff sessions election questions”
First response is a link.
The reason your search didn’t come up immediately is the word “sessions” is not just a proper name, it is a common word that applies to a multitude of qualifiers.
Google is only as smart as the specificity of the search terms. It’s as easy as knowing that searching a first and last name in a phone book gives better results than just using a last name.
If you appropriately use “Jeff Sessions questionnaire” or “Senator Sessions questionnaire”, the correct sources come up in the first search returns.
Looks like Barry beat me to it.
So is Rags saying that Cruz is incompetent and his people are incompetent and none of them know how to use the internet and google. I would imagine Sessions emailed the questions direct to each candidate.
No, he is saying Rags is incompetent.
Cruz just refused to answer the questions.
Cruz doesn’t think he should ever lower himself to answer questions from lesser minds. I think the New York times has a secret tape with Cruz saying he will only take questions from god. Jesus not high enough on totem pole.
Either that or his answers would show he supports obamatrade.
Actually Trump is out there saying that if he wins the majority of delegates on Tues. the race is over. He’ll do no more debates, etc. He’ll be king. I mean he’s always talking about his reign. Well I for one love my country far to much to let someone of his character and lawlessness take over my country. Donald Trump couldn’t even clean the shoes of a man like Cruz. No, he may not win and for that I’ll be extremely sorry, but if Trump wins it’s you who will be the sorry ones. When he shuts down the internet, makes friends with Putin, lands us in the middle of trade war and you lose your jobs and anything else that requires money, yeah, then we’ll hear you screaming out “why didn’t anyone tell us.” I leave you to your fate and when you realize you’ve been taken for idiots we’ll be there to tell you we told you so and will wish you all the worse.
Tell about how he bites the heads off cute little puppies, c’mon don’t hold back. And how he loves the kkk like Van Jones and Rabidpierre said
Moar free entertainment!
Of course, you lie. What Der Donald DID do was dither and equivocate over the questions put to him about the KKK.
You can find the video yourself. Liar.
It’s not anti-globalization, but rather pro-American, black, white, brown, yellow, red, whatever. The homeless, unemployed, disenfranchised, aborted, etc.
The far-left is pro-globalization or marginalization of individual rights, dignity, value, etc. They operate with the goal of realizing a world order, similar to Islam, similar to feudalism. The far-left is oriented to establish monopolies of religion, economics, culture, etc.
No, they don’t have much in common. That is utter nonsense.
Trump 2016, there is no other!
History: “And so the people heard what they wanted to hear and soon became deaf and then myopic and then blind. They – Sessions, the KKK, other ‘endorsers’ – threw in their lot with the puerile and fatuous so as to remain in the good ‘graces’ of populist opinion. As lemmings the people voted for Trump…”
“And so under Trump a wall was built between true conservatism and his ruling party Media Populism…”
“anti-globalization agenda that has more in common with the far left than with the “right wing”
An odd proposition that would put WF Buckley and NR in the pantheon of conservatism and Robert A. Taft outside of the conservative pantheon altogether.
“Taft rallied the GOP remnants and the beleaguered American Right under the banner of liberty and responsibility at a time when the headwinds of collectivism were blowing mightily from every direction. Around him he gathered a movement, which today is known as the Old Right—as distinguished from the “New” Right of William F. Buckley Jr. and National Review, which inherited from Taft and his confrères the mantle of opposition but did little to honor it.”
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/mr-antiwar-republican/
Alternatives to Globalism: Robert A. Taft and American Foreign Policy, 1939–1945
BREAKING: Ben Sasse Becomes the First Elected Republican to Declare He’ll Never Vote for Trump
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AN OPEN LETTER TO TRUMP SUPPORTERS
To my friends supporting Donald Trump:
The Trump coalition is broad and complicated, but I believe many Trump fans are well-meaning. I have spoken at length with many of you, both inside and outside Nebraska. You are rightly worried about our national direction. You ache about a crony-capitalist leadership class that is not urgent about tackling our crises. You are right to be angry.
I’m as frustrated and saddened as you are about what’s happening to our country. But I cannot support Donald Trump.
Please understand: I’m not an establishment Republican, and I will never support Hillary Clinton. I’m a movement conservative who was elected over the objections of the GOP establishment. My current answer for who I would support in a hypothetical matchup between Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton is: Neither of them. I sincerely hope we select one of the other GOP candidates, but if Donald Trump ends up as the GOP nominee, conservatives will need to find a third option.
Mr. Trump’s relentless focus is on dividing Americans, and on tearing down rather than building back up this glorious nation. Much like President Obama, he displays essentially no understanding of the fact that, in the American system, we have a constitutional system of checks and balances, with three separate but co-equal branches of government. And the task of public officials is to be public “servants.” The law is king, and the people are boss. But have you noticed how Mr. Trump uses the word “Reign” – like he thinks he’s running for King? It’s creepy, actually. Nebraskans are not looking for a king. We yearn instead for the recovery of a Constitutional Republic.
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RTWT: https://www.facebook.com/sassefornebraska/posts/561073597391141
I track Ben Sasse on twitter daily. He is a rabid Trump critic and it appears he has an agenda of his own. I wouldn’t put much stock in his statement. Although it is polite, he is not by nature on Twitter at all.
Just another politician feathering his bed by opposing another politician.
Bullshit.
He’s a staunch constitutional conservative, which is not being the least “rabid” in opposing the Collectivist T-rump.
Anyone can determine for themselves the merits of his arguments by reading his entire “open letter”.
#NEVERTrump
I stated my observations and conclusions based on them.
Your agreement or disagreement is yours to have.
Also… #NeverSayNever, because it usually comes back to haunt a body.
Still embarrassed over that dramatic #flounce, huh? 😀
Article by The Indipendent (UK) published an hour ago…
Donald Trump now has more support than all his Republican rivals combined, says new poll
The Republican establishment is desperate to find an alternative candidate to Mr Trump
Andrew Buncombe New York
@AndrewBuncombe
He seems all but unstoppable. Tycoon Donald Trump now has more support among Republican voters than all of his rivals combined, according to a new poll released on the eve of the crucial Super Tuesday battles.
The CNN-ORC poll puts Mr Trump on 49 points, with Senator Marco Rubio on 16 per cent, Senator Ted Cruz on 15 per cent, Ben Carson on 10 per cent and Ohio Govenor John Kasich on 6 per cent. Together, support for Mr Trump’s rivals totals just 47 per cent.
The release of the poll comes as the Republican establishment, which dislikes Mr Trump and loathes Mr Cruz, scrambles to find an alternative candidate around which voters and donors can gather.
Mr Rubio, who has emerged as perhaps the most likely genuine challenger, faces a tough battle to try and halt Mr Trump’s momentum, especially while so many other candidates remain in the race.
Mr Kasich has said he intends to keep campaigning at least until his home state votes on March 15.
While the poll represents good news for Mr Trump, there are also elements that will make his less pleased.
Read the rest here: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-elections/donald-trump-has-more-support-than-all-his-republican-rivals-combined-a6903346.html
Another Special Snowflake Republican for Hillary Clinton
No T-rumpian mole troll.
ANOTHER conservative for the Constitution you used to PRETEND to support.
Liar.
Excellent! Ben Sasse, a clarion voice of conservatism!
As I have stated over and over here at LI, I would NEVER vote for the maniacal, monarchial Trump! I’d stay home and never give credence to the foul and nasty Trumph. He does not represent me or conservatism.
Trumph is a con man and king of Marvin Gardens.
#TrumpNever
And another clarion voice…
Ted Cruz is the ONLY candidate who has taken on the Washington cartel- Face to Face. This is how you make DC enemies and bypass unwanted endorsements from crony populists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn1JUiYqhrY
and #NeverTrump
Rut Row,
The businessman tops his nearest competitor by more than 30 points: 49% back Trump, 16% Marco Rubio, 15% Ted Cruz, 10% Ben Carson and 6% John Kasich.
Full CNN/ORC poll results Feb. 24-27
Trump’s supporters are incredibly enthusiastic about the coming election, and largely committed in their support for him. Nearly 8 in 10 say that they are more enthusiastic about voting this year than in previous elections, among Republicans who are not supporting Trump, just 39% say they are more enthusiastic than in years past. Likewise, 78% of Trump’s backers say they will definitely support him vs. 22% who say they could still change their minds. Among those backing other candidates, 57% say they are committed to their chosen candidate.
The survey asked those Republicans not currently backing Trump whether they would support him if he became the party’s nominee, and just a quarter of Republicans overall say they probably or definitely wouldn’t support him in November. That’s about the same as the share saying they wouldn’t back Rubio or Cruz.
Nightcap: Trump stumbles into racially charged controversy over white supremacist supporters | Sign up
Trump is widely viewed as the candidate in the field who would be most effective at solving the country’s problems, 51% vs. 17% for Cruz, 13% for Rubio and 10% for Carson, and as being best able to handle the responsibilities of being commander-in-chief, 48% say so, compared with 17% for Cruz and 15% for Rubio. The billionaire is also seen as the one who best understands the problems facing people like you, 46% Trump vs. 18% Cruz and 15% Rubio.
As accusations of dishonesty have flown between Trump, Cruz and Rubio, voters say they are more apt to see Trump as honest and trustworthy. Asked who of the five candidates is most honest and trustworthy, 35% name Trump, 22% Carson — who has largely stayed out of the mudslinging – 14% Cruz and 13% Rubio.
The best endorsement for a True Conservative:
Jack Welch: Truth and Trust Go with Ted Cruz | Ted Cruz for President
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rcleN4OFew
Ted Cruz has proven that he has what it takes to take on the Washington cartel.
Blusterboi Trumph has proven he can bankrupt companies and use government to get his way with you.
Trumph is your backdoor man.
#NeverTrump
But Trump is such a “strong Christian” that the IRS is persecuting him for it!
And he reads the Bible more than anyone else, but he can’t name a single favorite verse, not even vaguely refer to a parable, because “it’s very personal” — which would make him the first devout Christian in history who wants to keep the Gospel all to himself.
Another record! — just like the Trump string of bankruptcies.
False messiahs have persecution complexes. Trumph is a false messiah.
Trumph claims that he is persecuted by ___ and ___ and ___, etc.
Why, even a Hispanic judge who is hearing Trumphs’ fraud case must be prejudiced against him. Who would bring a case against a messiah who is suspected of committing fraud against people. Why only con men do that kind of thing!
Trumph knows how to win friends and manipulate people as any false messiah con man would.
#NeverTrump
Sessions is awfully gullible if he thinks a Trump campaign pledge is any more reliable than a “Trump University” sales pitch, or a Trump payment promise, or a Trump golf score, or any number of Trumpian pronouncements — such as “Nobody reads the Bible more than me!” or “maybe I’m always being audited because I’m such a strong Christian.”
Trump is a habitual liar. Sessions chose to pretend that the fraud is real.
OK, something in this thread is broken. Both of my comments including the “TEST” were reply’s to Handy.
Handy, sometimes comments don’t nest properly. Mine just above didn’t, for instance. It takes a very paranoid mind to see it as a conspiracy.
Besides, I’m not sure you need any help in the former regard.