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To: ek_hornbeck

“I don’t understand the Jeff Sessions hatefest around here either.”

Maybe scapegoating Sessions is an indirect way of expressing bitter disappointment over the speed at which Trump is draining the swamp.

If they make everything Jeff Sessions’ fault, they can judge Trump’s presidency a failure, yet still claim to be loyal Trump supporters.

If that’s the explanation, I sympathize, but I think they expected too much in the way of swift and public justice, and vindication for our side.

We may not get to see Democrats being perp-walked in orange jump suits. We may have to settle for the swamp being drained slowly by attrition rather than by machete.

It’s very possible that the POTUS has determined that for the good of Republic, a peaceful draining of the swamp would be preferable to a bloody purge. Banishment from government may be the punishment of choice rather than the gallows.

If that’s what is happening I’m disappointed too - I wanted to see some of them swing - but if this POTUS can actually drain the swamp that’s far more than anyone dreamt possible - I’m not going to quibble about how he does it.


58 posted on 06/12/2018 2:40:42 PM PDT by enumerated
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To: enumerated

Good post....thanks!


60 posted on 06/13/2018 12:19:10 AM PDT by caww
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To: enumerated
Maybe scapegoating Sessions is an indirect way of expressing bitter disappointment over the speed at which Trump is draining the swamp. If they make everything Jeff Sessions’ fault, they can judge Trump’s presidency a failure, yet still claim to be loyal Trump supporters.

That's as good an explanation as any. Some people thought that all Trump and his cabinet members would have to do is snap their fingers, and overnight all corrupt politicians would be in Federal prison and all illegal immigrants would be deported. On the latter at least, Sessions has been making steady progress not only at deporting some of the illegals that are here, but on keeping future ones (including those with fraudulent refugee claims) out. It's going slower than I would like to see, but it's still much better than anything we've seen on immigration for the past 20 or 30 years.

64 posted on 06/13/2018 6:34:39 AM PDT by ek_hornbeck
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