[Cboldt]

-- I'd suggest neither you nor those 100 other Freepers nor I know enough at this point to conclude that Sessions is a wily friend or compromised foe.
We just don't have enough information to judge. --

Your suggestion doesn't change the fact that most FReepers have judged and concluded and make no bones about asking for his head.

It's their right, of course. And mine to think of them as ignorant pricks, and pretty much choose to shun them. It's harmless to them, and time saving for me.

[9YearLurker]

What I am suggesting is that a conclusion that Sessions isn’t a compromised swamp creature is at this point as rash as the contrary.

[bagster]

It's their right, of course. And mine to think of them as ignorant pricks,

And this is why I love you, cboldt.

#Nohomo

Bagster

[little jeremiah]

My position as well. Reading their comments which consist of ill-intentioned and ignorant vitriol serves no purpose.

[Kalam]

I’ve been away for my youngest daughters graduation getting her masters degree. One Proud Papa. I will be leaving for home soon and will be gone again. But I had to respond to inflammatory AG Sessions comments.

For whatever reason people refuse to look at the obvious elements of the AG Sessions case. Yes, he was the Senator that jumped on the Trump Train early in the campaign. However, that is merely the beginning.

First:
Consider the Presidents past as he deals with those not meeting his standards. He fires them, and I mean, Pronto. Over and over we see President Trump operate this way. Attorney General Jeff Sessions would have been removed at the pleasure of the President if he wasn’t doing exactly what needed doing (PERIOD).

Second:
The information has been available to anyone willing to look, that it was essential for the President and his team to use disinformation. This ruse was/is necessary to make it possible to keep the bad guys/black hats unaware of what was really happening and catch them in the act. Others on the team have added more fuel to the fire (disguise).

Third:
Even from the early days when AG Sessions was catching flack about going after the drug pushers and not going after the real criminals, to today when he is catching flack for not handing over (probable) classified material to House and/or Senate committees, AG Sessions never once gave a defense for what he has done. The closest thing to acting this way was when he divulged important information regarding activating Huber.

For these reasons it is clear that AG Sessions is operating under the cover of incompetence while doing the hard work of gathering the cases against the treasonous deep state and politicians with the Presidents full support.

Finally, for those nincompoop freepers that are bashing AG Sessions; even if you skip point #2 and the whole Q disinformation angle, it should still be easy to see that the AG is doing exactly what the President wants done to clean the swamp.

[Disestablishmentarian]

FWIW, I am 100% confident in Jeff Sessions.

He is staying with the plan.

He is playing his role with a steel backbone, never flinching as critics, many well-meaning, attack him.

This is the way a man acts.