Posted on 09/20/2018 6:53:32 AM PDT by McQ444
Attorney General Jeff Sessions drew a parallel between a recent increase in Chicago violence and groups like the ACLU, Antifa, and Black Lives Matter.
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Resign, you jerk.
Did somebody wake him up from his nap?
Sessions-go away you deep Stater!
Is hibernation season over?
Did somebody wake him up from his nap?
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Rip Van Sessions.
The back stabbing traitor speaks - what a POS. We’ve got a coup going on and he is running plays out of the old playbook. This red meat is tainted - Go away Jeff you coward
Sessions should be busy packing his bags. He’s going to be out of there shortly.
I think the expression is “pissin’ in the wind.” Another great example of how Sessions is not accomplishing anything...
Sessions is doing a great job with the gangs, immigration and violence in American cities. At this time we don’t need Sessions to get involved with Russian Collusion. Trump is winning without DoJ involvement.
When Trump goes on offense, Sessions will be there. The table is being set.
And if you want more government corruption and law-breaking listen to Jeff Sessions, he’s an expert.
You are delusional! Reading too much Q nonsense.
Gee-Whiz Jeff. You mentioned how bad the ACLU, Antifa and BLM are. You must be on our side, right?
Wrong!
Jeff's handlers have Jeff out, tossing out red meat catch phrases.
Meanwhile back in DC, the insubordinate Deep State FBI and DOJ are in full revolt against the president, the Constitution and our country.
What a sad, little, self-centered, pathetic, old man he is.
From “Q”:
“Trust Sessions”
RIDICULOUS.
“When Trump goes on offense, Sessions will be there.”
Be there to throw up obstacles in his path, maybe.
Trump fire this leftist fool. He is not with you and you will learn how corrupt he is.
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