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re: Let’s talk about Jeff Sessions
Posted on 8/31/18 at 7:57 am to rebeloke
Posted on 8/31/18 at 7:57 am to rebeloke
90%+ of them are corrupt AF. Remember that congressional slush fund account to pay off sexual abuse cases? Where did that go? I'd guess Sessions name is in that ledger somewhere and they are using that against him. Otherwise with all the information out there he should have shut down the SC months ago and started bringing cases against people involved in this charade.
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Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:04 am to sec13rowBBseat28
He has a bullet to his head aimed by the gun of a Hilliary thug.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:04 am to trinidadtiger
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Mike Rogers met with Trump and laid out the whole mess, that week Trump nominates Sessions. They knew at that point Rosenstein was corrupt. They also knew he would want to appoint Mueller. Trump even met with Mueller right before he was appointed, Mueller probably bullshited his way through the conversation rather than being truthful,and Trump thought perfect, he will bring all the rats on board for us.....so said so done.
I believed Sessions was either inept or incompetent at first. But the continual public bashing by Trump is just trolling he would have fired him. That shat about the senate wont let him replace him, etc is just that bullshat. He fired a friggin black female who he knew would yell racist, and he did it anyway. He fired comey and he knew they would scream obstruction, and he did it anyway.
Keep the faith, brethren.
How many people are you willing to see abused, coerced, ruined, and manipulated by the SC while you "keep the faith"?
How long are you willing to tolerate a two tiered justice system while you "keep the faith"?
How long are you willing to allow the DOJ/FBI to evade oversight, transparency, and subpoenas from Congress while you "keep the faith"?
This nonsense from you clowns is like the Milgram experiments.
How many volts will you administer just so you can "keep the faith"?
People being manipulated by a psyop and some conjured up savior that you feel must be obeyed.
Epic levels of stupidity and weakness.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:19 am to rebeloke
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He recused himself, which opened the door to the SC. Trump has said he wouldn’t have appointed him had he known that. We truly don’t know what the SC is up to. If Mueller is a black hat then I wonder if Sessions is complicit. There’s still hope that Sessions is a good man. There’s little doubt he is a bad AG. What do you think the true story is with Sessions?
Ya know, as much as I would like to blame Sessions for this shite show it's not his fault. Ultimately it's Trump's! There's a tendency to reward loyalty and support after a politician is victorious and that's how Sessions sucked into being AG.
Trump needed people who understood the Swamp structure and the key players, who were also dedicated to draining the Swamp, he obviously didn't have those individuals on his transition team. If only Zell Miller would've been available and healthy enough to help Trump, Zell could've assisted Trump bigly. Zell was a man of such high integrity he actually had to quit DC politics because he was so disgusted by it all.
This post was edited on 8/31/18 at 10:25 am
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:19 am to starsandstripes
I’m holding out hope because just last night the MSM started praising Sessions. If there is a plan to make the MSM hang themselves by their own words, then that plan is starting to come together. Sessions is a man of the law, and I expect that once the media defense of JBS gets to a boil (probably another couple weeks to a month), he’ll be unleashed to bring the full weight of the US judicial system on the criminals.
I’ve got no hard evidence to support any of that, and I understand the frustration, but from what I know of Sessions history, I have a feeling that he’s the cavalry waiting on the other side of the hill.
I’ve got no hard evidence to support any of that, and I understand the frustration, but from what I know of Sessions history, I have a feeling that he’s the cavalry waiting on the other side of the hill.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:26 am to Smeg
quote:You don’t spend 20 years in Washington without certain people finding out what’s in your closet.
I'd like to believe he's secretly doing everything in the background to bring down Hillary and Obama... but realistically I think he's compromised (blackmailed, threatened, whatever).
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:27 am to rebeloke
He is a gump so I think we all know he is bad. It was a mistake by Trump to trust him
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:30 am to rebeloke
Everything points to mueller having 1 goal of getting something on trump. The Russian collusion story was the insurance plan to get a special prosecutor appointed. After such appointment the prosecutor could than run wild and investigate whatever would get something on trump. Jeff sessions has allowed all of this to happen. Not to mention his refusal to investigate obama, Hillary tactics and swamp creatures who set up trump.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:34 am to Smeg
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thought he was going to be one of Trump's most solid picks.
Most people on this board thought he was one one trumps worst picks. In sure they didn't think he would be this bad or even bad in this manner.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:34 am to rebeloke
Maybe the problem isn’t with everyone else. Maybe it’s Trump. No one’s noticed that he had a problem with almost everyone? Including his own appointees.
When do people realize it’s not everyone else?
When do people realize it’s not everyone else?
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:35 am to rebeloke
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What do you think the true story is with Sessions?
He is such a goody two shoes boy scout....a little weasel with no balls that he flinched and recused himself when he should have taken control. Becuase he was involved with the campaign and stumped for Trump, therefore he should remove himself from the appearance of any impropriety. He may be correct from a technical, ethical standpoint, but this Russia investigation is based on specious, flimsy, politically motivated evidence some of which was fabricated and shouldn't have been allowed to go forward. Sessions knew or should have known this was going to turn into a political witch hunt. This has been going on for a year and a half and they have nothing regarding Russian collusion. They blew up Manafort on a 12 year tax evasion and process crime, Cohen over a process crime related to a payment to a porn star, and maybe Trump Jr. on a process crime. They still have nothing regarding collusion.
This post was edited on 8/31/18 at 8:38 am
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:38 am to rebeloke
Whatever the case, Trump has Session's Letter of Resignation in His top drawer. He won't have to depend on God to find it in a big pile; it's on top.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:38 am to rebeloke
Sessions is a coward. He talked the big game on the campaign but when the bell rang he was too cowardly to answer. Probably afraid of the media onslaught, being ostracized from the DC cocktail party circuit...or maybe someone had something on him.
Hes a sad pathetic cuck who lets his daddy Rod boss him around.
Hes a sad pathetic cuck who lets his daddy Rod boss him around.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:43 am to rebeloke
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Back in 2011, the indomitable Peter Schweizer published Throw Them All Out, a detailed examination of political corruption as it is actually practiced in the halls of Congress.
In his investigation, Schweizer found one single member of Congress against whom no allegations could be held – who had never taken a dime that was not his, had never cut any backroom deals, had never, simply put, played the game.
That individual was Jeff Sessions.
TRUST SESSIONS
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:45 am to bamafan1001
Mobilian here who is extremely disappointed in Jeff Sessions. It's bizarre because I thought he was the perfect fit and buddied up to Trump from the very beginning. He's been awful and a total letdown
Posted on 8/31/18 at 8:52 am to rebeloke
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We truly don’t know what the SC is up to
On the contrary, we know exactly what he's doing. He's rolling up the Trump crime family.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 9:13 am to trinidadtiger
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Mike Rogers met with Trump and laid out the whole mess, that week Trump nominates Sessions. They knew at that point Rosenstein was corrupt. They also knew he would want to appoint Mueller. Trump even met with Mueller right before he was appointed, Mueller probably bullshiteed his way through the conversation rather than being truthful,and Trump thought perfect, he will bring all the rats on board for us.....so said so done.
Senator Charles E. Grassley, an Iowa Republican who is on the Judiciary Committee, said his staff investigators would explore the accusations made by the Minneapolis agent, Coleen Rowley, that Mr. Mueller and other senior F.B.I. officials had intentionally shaded the truth about the investigation last summer of Zacarias Moussaoui.
Mr. Moussaoui, who has been charged with conspiring in the Sept. 11 attacks, was arrested in Minnesota in August. Ms. Rowley said F.B.I. headquarters had obstructed the work of the local office in determining if Mr. Moussaoui was a terrorist.
"I believe that his heart is in the right spot," Senator Grassley said of Mr. Mueller, a decorated Vietnam War veteran and career federal prosecutor who until this week had received almost universal praise on Capitol Hill for his early performance at the F.B.I.
"But I'm going to give a great deal of deference to a whistle-blower," Mr. Grassley said of Ms. Rowley. "It gives me responsibility for digging deeper."
Mr. Grassley said that senior aides to Mr. Mueller may be to blame for the misstatements that had come back to haunt the F.B.I. director and that Mr. Mueller's deputies should be held accountable if they were responsible. "I'm willing to forgive him," the senator said. "But I'm not willing to forgive the agents who gave him the information."
Mueller is a Black Hat that is there to protect A higher authority.
freerepublic
Posted on 8/31/18 at 9:23 am to rebeloke
I believe the Deep State has some dirt on Sessions as well as about 90% of the other Congressmen. They are afraid to back Trump. IMO, that is the reason many Republicans are not running for another term.
If I were Trump and won a second term, I would replace Sessions with someone that I could trust, then start an investigation on Sessions and the rest of the "Never Trumpers".
If I were Trump and won a second term, I would replace Sessions with someone that I could trust, then start an investigation on Sessions and the rest of the "Never Trumpers".
Posted on 8/31/18 at 9:45 am to Gus007
So it looks like its just myself, bamachem and keks that still believe.
I say again,Mike Rogers had been working on the illegal ask queries and the FISA abuse for a year before the election was even decided, HE HAD ALL THE INFORMATION. He gave it to Trump.
Every time irrefutable evidence has been uncovered the msm comes to the rescue, denies it and throws some "scandal" out there for the masses to focus on the shiny object.
Its gonna take a nuclear bomb to get through to the masses, and this means letting the cabal just continually change their stories, until when the truth is revealed, no one can refute it. And judging from how conservatives want to lynch Sessions, and the msm is embracing him, I think someone is in the process of loading the Enola Gay as we speak.
I say again,Mike Rogers had been working on the illegal ask queries and the FISA abuse for a year before the election was even decided, HE HAD ALL THE INFORMATION. He gave it to Trump.
Every time irrefutable evidence has been uncovered the msm comes to the rescue, denies it and throws some "scandal" out there for the masses to focus on the shiny object.
Its gonna take a nuclear bomb to get through to the masses, and this means letting the cabal just continually change their stories, until when the truth is revealed, no one can refute it. And judging from how conservatives want to lynch Sessions, and the msm is embracing him, I think someone is in the process of loading the Enola Gay as we speak.
Posted on 8/31/18 at 10:03 am to rebeloke
quote:He's playing his part, as is Trump. Sessions is playing the part of the dignified whipping boy who is not getting in the way of the farce of an investigation on principle and is taking the heat from Trump for it. This is endearing him to the left who sees it as either an act of defiance which will lead to Trump's impeachment or it's an act of buffoonery which makes Sessions an unwitting ally in the fight against Trump. Seeing those on the right attack Sessions just reinforces this view.
What do you think the true story is with Sessions?
What I believe as the truth of the matter is this: Sessions has recused himself and taken his hands off of the whole investigation to build a perception of honesty and impartiality; he's building confidence with the crooks and removing the fear of the guilty.
The investigations that have been conducted under the guise of Trump's ties to Russia have actually been used by Sessions and his allies to catalog evidence of crimes committed by Obama, Hillary, and their ilk. What has been touted as a witch hunt against Trump is actually a witch hunt against Hillary and the Obama administration who tried to frame a Presidential candidate and remove a legally-elected President from power.
The evidence has been mounting and indictments have been sealed and ready to be revealed to the public. Trump and Sessions as well as a large cast of characters have been working behind the scenes to drain the swamp and the plan will come to fruition right before the mid-terms to ensure that the Democrats and the GOP establishment pay for their crimes of using their power and influence to further enrich and empower themselves at the expense of this country and our people.
Sessions is John Rambo playing dead in the downed helicopter, waiting for the right time to lay down the boom.
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