The statement by Senator Graham is a considerable reversal given his prior admonishment that firing AG Sessions would result in “hell to pay”; and further underlines an increasingly visible acceptance by high-profile republicans that Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been an abysmal failure.
The Attorney General has been strong and effective on border security and immigration issues, mostly due to effective support for Border Patrol, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS). However, on the needed institutional reform Sessions has been frustratingly inept. Many who understand Main Justice politics openly say AG Jeff Sessions is actually scared of the apparatus under his authority.
Against the abject failure of the DOJ to accept oversight and commit to reform amid the obvious chaos from a highly politicized previous administration, in May of this year House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes threatened to hold Attorney General Sessions in contempt of congress.
(Via: TLR)
Blog Author's Comments: MIA Jeff Sessions’ ludicrously proclaims that “while I am Attorney General, the actions of the Department of Justice will not be improperly influenced by political considerations.”
But Mueller and his Hillary Democrats continue to target only President Trump and Republicans and ignore or exonerate every single Obama administration action. Sessions expects Americans to believe that politics don’t influence his department when Rosenstein signed the last FISA warrant etc.
It is well past the time the Sessions apologists give it up. Appointing Sessions was bad for two reasons. We lost a safe seat and then his recusal at DOJ. I cannot believe he truly imagines what he said concerning what he has done during his time as Attorney General.
The overall message delivered by President Trump highlights the ongoing institutional issues which are not being addressed by either AG Jeff Sessions and FBI Director Christopher Wray. Both Law and Order officials are acting as corruption monitors, and neither are confronting it.
In the face of overwhelming evidence highlighting the Sessions/Wray emphasis, we can clearly see from their decision making their primary goal is preservation of the institutions regardless of the consequences.
If he is not afraid, at the very least Attorney General Jeff Sessions has continued down a path of willful blindness. And, after the IG report outlining seriously corrupt and unethical behavior within the FBI, it was painfully obvious FBI Director Christopher Wray was going to twist himself into contortions to avoid even accepting the scale of corruption outlined within the report.
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