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I'm a Democrat, and I support Hillary Rodham Clinton for president. So I could care less which Republican endorses who.
Quick question - why exactly are you supporting Hillary? As a dem, I can't stand the woman after she did nothing but use NY for a stepping stone to the White House. I will admit I was never a fan of hers before that she didn't dump Bill's behind after he cheated on her in the White House no less and would have had more respect for her as a woman if she had kicked his butt to the curb and stood up for women, who's husbands can't keep it in their pants.
Her later actions as Sec of State and now the email scandal show me she is not trustworthy - so what exactly attracts people to Hillary? I just don't get the love.
Wow, clearly very unintelligent, but that's okay...When it's Trump vs Clinton, Trump will easily win. Jeff Sessions hasn't endorsed a candidate ever in his 24 yrs in senate.
I heard that Clinton will lose Washington, Oregon, and California and so it's not even set in stone that Clinton will be the nominee.
Also, Clinton is being indicted...
This one is just hilarious! You "heard" something???
Neither has the crowd. There was a big awkward silence when Trump announced it at his rally - not the excitement and cheers he expected.
Not true at ALL. This is the same type of post that others use when they claim that Trump's rallys have poor turnout....hoping the uninformed will fall for the lies.
Do not conflate the opposition to the Iraq war and the desire to win the war. I was not particularly for the war but once we were in I, as opposed to every Democrat at the time, did not want to leave in defeat. It was Reid who proudly claimed " the war is lost". The anti-war movement did not care if we left in defeat. In fact, they hoped we did just so the Ugly American learned a lesson.
I am not clear as to what defeat means in the context of Iraq. The Iraq invasion was an unnecessary and costly action on many levels. The main argument for the war was to eliminate WMD that ended up not existing in the first place. Continuing a mistake makes it more of a mistake.
The quote from Reid stating "the war is lost," was made over four years after the invasion. It took the allies four years to win World Wat II.
On the topic, Jeff Sessions is about the stupidest Senator out of the 100. This is the guy who said, Marijuana Can't Be Safer Than Alcohol Because 'Lady Gaga Says She's Addicted to It'. NY Magazine did a funny piece on Sessions.
Poor Cruzie, he used to mention Sessions' name over and over like he is the second coming . . . Let's cross out that line from his spiels.
Frankly, anyone who knows who Jeff Sessions is was going to vote for Mr. Trump (or maybe Cruz) anyway. Makes zero difference for the general.
Mick
Jeff Sessions may be good on immigration but he's full establishment on everything else and he has a background that is very sketchy on racist behavior.
• Voted in favor of bailing out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mack in April, June and July (2008).
• Voted for farm bill subsidies in 2002, 2007 and 2008.
• Voted against 4th amendment protection in data collection in 2012.
• Voted against prohibiting the forceful taking of farmland by the government (eminent domain) in 2007.
• Voted in favor of increasing the debt ceiling in 2003, 2004, 2006.
• Voted against an amendment to prohibit earmarks in 2012.
• Voted against including federal entities in the definition of earmarks in 2006.
• Voted in favor of the energy bill which subsidized alternative energy (mandated the use of ethanol and placed standards on producers of fuel, cars, and appliances) in 2007.
• Voted in favor of the Renewable Energy and Job Creation Act, which included 30 new tax provisions and cost $2 billion in 2008
• Voted in favor of allowing the Secretary of Agriculture to continue making loan guarantees in 2012.
• Voted against a 2012 amendment phasing out the Export-Import Bank.
• Voted in favor of reauthorizing the Export-Import Bank in 2012
• Voted against a 2012 amendment prohibiting the Export-Import Bank from providing financing to a person or project in a country that holds U.S. debt.
• Voted in favor of increasing the minimum wage in 2007.
Voted against an amendment blocking the usage of the PATRIOT Act to access firearms records of law abiding citizens in 2011.
• Voted in favor of the “fiscal cliff" deal in 2013, which raised taxes by $630 billion and including $230 billion in new spending.
Jeff Sessions may be good on immigration but he's full establishment on everything else and he has a background that is very sketchy on racist behavior.
• Voted in favor of bailing out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mack in April, June and July (2008).
• Voted for farm bill subsidies in 2002, 2007 and 2008.
• Voted against 4th amendment protection in data collection in 2012.
• Voted against prohibiting the forceful taking of farmland by the government (eminent domain) in 2007.
• Voted in favor of increasing the debt ceiling in 2003, 2004, 2006.
• Voted against an amendment to prohibit earmarks in 2012.
• Voted against including federal entities in the definition of earmarks in 2006.
• Voted in favor of the energy bill which subsidized alternative energy (mandated the use of ethanol and placed standards on producers of fuel, cars, and appliances) in 2007.
• Voted in favor of the Renewable Energy and Job Creation Act, which included 30 new tax provisions and cost $2 billion in 2008
• Voted in favor of allowing the Secretary of Agriculture to continue making loan guarantees in 2012.
• Voted against a 2012 amendment phasing out the Export-Import Bank.
• Voted in favor of reauthorizing the Export-Import Bank in 2012
• Voted against a 2012 amendment prohibiting the Export-Import Bank from providing financing to a person or project in a country that holds U.S. debt.
• Voted in favor of increasing the minimum wage in 2007.
Voted against an amendment blocking the usage of the PATRIOT Act to access firearms records of law abiding citizens in 2011.
• Voted in favor of the “fiscal cliff" deal in 2013, which raised taxes by $630 billion and including $230 billion in new spending.
Impressive oppo research! Very timely.
See, Sessions is a RINO, too.
Mick
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