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It takes a special person to come to the conclusion that allowing the political investigation of a president for collusion, and a political investigation of a president for obstruction after collusion was disproved is "not engaging in partisan politics".

His involvement with the Trump campaign dictated recusal. 95% of Trump sycophants will never accept this premise (the other 5% are mostly lawyers), but that refusal to accept reality does not CHANGE reality.

He did the right thing, legally. But doing so meant that he could not cover Trump's arse for him. Sycophants will never forgive his choice of following the law over political loyalty.

Says more about the sycophants than about Sessions.

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Posted by MrLarson

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Posted on 7/8/20 at 12:14 pm to AggieHank86

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His involvement with the Trump campaign dictated recusal. 95% of Trump sycophants will never accept this premise (the other 5% are mostly lawyers), but that refusal to accept reality does not CHANGE reality.

Eric Holder wouldn't have recused thus Sessions shouldn't have recused. It isn't about what one should do, it's about what has been done. Let's play by the same set of rules.

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Posted by dcbl

Good guys wear white hats.

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Posted on 7/8/20 at 2:20 pm to AggieHank86

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Says more about the sycophants than about Sessions.

wrong sir

again, I accept that recusal was the correct move

and again, Mueller's appointment of nothing but partisan hacks with an agenda opened the door for Sessions to step in and demand fairness; the composition of Mueller's team was proof that the investigation was a sham and political witch hunt, AND gave Sessions the authority to exorcise his power of oversight to demand equity and fairness for the process

Jeff hid under his desk. He deserves to lose based on that

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