I don't believe Booker criticized the evil Soetoro administration for mis-handling several high profile racially oriented incidents. I refer to the ones that contributed to the steepest decline in race relations in this country in modern history. Barry and the other race pimps set back trust, respect and gains made by blacks to 1950. Their meddling and bomb throwing on rioting by blacks caused an upheaval that will take a long time to forget. In fact the turmoil is ongoing.
The fact that a political hack will use whatever means he can to bring down a nominee who will actually support the Constitution is not historic. It happens all the time, in fact.
Today’s equivalent of Anita Hill with the change from sexism back to the age old standard - [ooga booga] racism.
You stay Classy, Cory!!
Oooooh - “racism”, what else you got?
These people would have had show trials against Republicans if Hillary had won. They have no class, no standards. They just want power and they will do anything to get their way.
This scumbag (from my state of NJ) is going to “break tradition” to oppose someone who is a clean candidate; the gloves are off at this point, and Republicans should take note. If they won’t fight, they’ll find Republican primary voters are quite willing to support some odd candidates who will (see Trump as exhibit A).
Delusional racists like Booker are the real danger...
See Republicans, this is what Democrats do. There’s no bipartisanship or compromise here. This is what you should have done to Obama in ‘09.
What were the “racially insensitive comments” supposedly made by Sen. Sessions?
Sen. Cory Booker, D-New Jersey, is well known as a bigot and anti-Semite.
It’s ‘historic’ for such a disreputable person to make claims against a fellow Senator.
Maybe they want a race war.
The Senate is where they refer to the opposing party as their “esteemed colleague” and personal friend”. I guess we can expect the opposite from a liberal.
NBC says “historic”. I call it slanderous. Democraps keep doing things that are the reason that they lost the election .
I am glad they are too pigheaded and arrogant to face reality.
Is this the same Cory Booker that owned the crack houses??
THAT guy is going to lecture us on morality?!
Corey Booker..... hahahahahaHAHAHAhAhAHaHaHAHAhahahahaha that’s rich
And many libs think this clown could be President someday! LOL!
Knock your socks off, Cory. Sessions will still be confirmed via a simple majority, thanks to Harry Reid.
Suck on it.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/10/20/the-ugly-truth-about-cory-booker-new-jersey-s-golden-boy.html
Yet Booker is actually having to put up a fight to be more than just a congressional seat-warmer.
The alleged FBI and U.S. Attorney investigations into the Newark Watershed may have something to do with that. Months after he first entered the Senate, the New Jersey comptroller alleged that under Booker’s watch—or, more likely, because he was not watching—corruption ran rampant at a publicly funded water-treatment and reservoir-management agency, where Booker’s former law partner served as counsel.
And speaking of his former law career: Despite having resigned from his law firm once entering the mayor’s office, Booker received annual payments until 2011, during which time the firm was profiting handsomely off of Brick City. That would be the Brick City that Booker professed to love with the fire of a thousand suns, but did little to fundamentally change. Murder, violent crime, unemployment, and taxes all rose dramatically under his stewardship.
All the while, from 2006 to 2011, Booker was still receiving annual payments, which totaled close to $700,000, from his former law firm—Trenk, DiPasquale, Webster—from which he had resigned once elected mayor to avoid “the appearance of impropriety.” Booker’s campaign spokeswoman, Silvia Alvarez, told me: “He was paid out by the firm as part of his separation agreement for work he performed before he became mayor.”
OK, sure, but while Booker was profiting from the firm, they were profiting from Newark: over $2 million in work for Newark’s Housing Authority, the Watershed Conservation Development Corporation, and a wastewater agency. “That’s almost like Sharpe James-type shit,” one New Jersey Democratic operative offered.
All traditions are gone, courtesy of Obama.
We won’t be observing any traditions, either.
ESAD, MFs.