[amihow]

Sessions was not an employee. He was an appointee to a position in the American government to do a specified task; to enforce the law.He is not supposed to do what the “Boss” tells him to do. He is to do what the laws command. If you like a yes man to the
Boss, reappoint Eric Holder.

Sessions is,and acted as a professional lawyer and he did a wonderful job! He served the Country well!
You are coming at the issue as a business man. Lawyer's eyes know different.

[vannrox]

Are you serious? “Enforce the law.”

An FBI examination of Hillary Clinton’s server found over 100 emails containing information that have been marked classified including 65 emails deemed “Secret” and 22 deemed “Top Secret.” The server that contained these emails was maintained by a Pakistani gentleman that sent all the emails to Pakistan for reasons unknown.

No action was taken. Yet, long standing and substantive laws were broken.

If Sessions job was to “enforce the law”, as you have so stated, then answer me why he was so SELECTIVE in doing so? Was it because [1] he was incompetent, or was it because [2] there are two sets of laws. One for the oligarchy and one for us peons.

What is the explanation? A or B.

[vannrox]

Sessions WAS an employee.

[1] Anyone who is compensated for their labors financially is an employee. Don’t believe me, then check out the IRS definition as to what constitutes being an employee.

[2] If Sessions was not an employee as you state, then why did he hand in a resignation letter? Obviously, he certainly thought of himself as an employee.