Trump May Have Ended Jeff Sessions’ Career With a Tweet

DB Daily Update ^ | David Blackmon

[devane617]

Sessions was well deserving of a terminated career.

[SmokingJoe]

With 100% Reporting in Missouri, @realDonaldTrump (299K) received over FOUR TIMES the number of votes President Obama (64K) received in 2012, and over DOUBLE the number of votes President Bush (117K) received in 2004.

The enthusiasm is with Trump!— Ronna McDaniel (@GOPChairwoman) March 11, 2020

[Old Yeller]

Send him back to his hollow tree.

[Tench_Coxe]

"Sessions was a fine senator and would no doubt be able to become a fine senator once again were he to regain his seat. But his abject refusal to do his damn job, to spend two solid years studiously looking the other way as the deep state mounted an outright coup d’etat attempt on American soil, destroyed any good will many Republican voters ever possessed for him. "

It was this, not Trump's tweet, that ended Sessions.

[Artemis Webb]

There is no way any thinking Trump supporter could vote for Sessions. Sessions MIGHT have good intentions but human nature makes him a probable back stabber. I wish him luck in his retired years.

[eyeamok]

I still think Sessions was the “insurance Policy” which is Still Classified!!!

[1Old Pro]

Sessions was a fine senator and would no doubt be able to become a fine senator once again were he to regain his seat. But his abject refusal to do his damn job, to spend two solid years studiously looking the other way as the deep state mounted an outright coup d’etat attempt on American soil, destroyed any good will many Republican voters ever possessed for him.

Yep

[LS]

But . . . but . . . Q said Sessions was part of the “Plan.”

[PGalt]

HOORAY Chief

[LS]

This is important, but I’d like to see Trump’s primary votes beating the combined D vote in these states.

[SaxxonWoods]

But...um...

Never mind.

[SmokingJoe]

Yes.
But that didn’t happen in Missouri. Having said that, the GOP race was not a competitive race. It makes more sense to compare with previous GOP or Dem primaries when they had an incumbent president.

[Zhang Fei]

Sessions obviously dropped the ball on the Russia investigation, but Tuberville is reputed to be an open borders guy, based on the people he hires. Whereas Sessions has been solid on immigration for decades. You wouldn’t want Sessions near the AG slot again. But senator is a role he discharged for decades with distinction. Tuberville hasn’t even won an elected office yet, so any skeletons he’s got rattling in his closet are probably still hidden. Whereas Sessions is an open book. I’m surprised Trump is putting his thumb on the scale. If Tuberville crashes out due to scandal after winning the primary, Doug Jones could end up serving a full term.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Sessions should have refused rather than recused when offered the AG post.

[wastoute]

Or he could have told the “ethics” lawyers at the DOJ to go f*ck themselves.

[gr8eman]

Yes...always thought someone was holding something over Sessions as a reason for his (in)actions. I learned the hard way that when people act in a strange manner it’s because they’re hiding something!

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

You clowns are wrong on Sessions.
Did he ever go on CNN or write a tell-all book blasting Trump?
NO!
He was loyal to the end, and this is the thanks he get from POTUS?
Sessions is going to prove everyone wrong.

[Starboard]

I still think Sessions was the “insurance Policy” which is Still Classified!!!

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And where are the damn declassified FISA docs that Trump said he would release ONE YEAR AGO????

[The Sons of Liberty]

Sessions was well deserving of a terminated career.

Sessions was in the senate for decades and never did anything noteworthy, or otherwise, and then he took the AG job figuring it would be his crowning achievement, but proceeded to do exactly what he had done in the senate - NOTHING, so he deserves termination.