Everything that comes out of this guyâs mouth is âsheepishâ. He doesnât seem capable of speaking without that insincere grin on his face. His southern mama must have taught him to always be âniceâ or as they say there âNaahhssâ even when ordering death sentences.
That this man (and, in Sessionsâ case, that term is a compliment he doesnât deserve) is the representative of the US system of justice and rule of law is nauseating. Watching him be dethroned by the Mueller investigation would be so deserved and satisfying.
Riddles about Republicans.
Q: You know what you call a Republican whoâs in favor of penal reform?
A: An ex-convict.
Q: You know what you call a Republican whoâs pro-choice?
A: A Republican with a knocked up daughter.
Q: You know what you call a Republican in favor of Medicaid?
A: A Republican with a parent with Alzheimerâs.
Q: You know what you call a Republican who thinks the presumption of innocence is awesome?
A: A Republican who expects to be indicted.
Thatâs okay Jeff, I assumed âsheâ referred to somebody the DOJ has actually charged with a crime, such as that Russian gal who offered favors and money to gun nutz for election rigging.
Were you thinking of someone else?
Should Hillary actually be indicted Sessions has put her attorneys in an excellent position to move the charges be dropped due to manifest conflict of interest and prejudgment of guilt on the part of the DOJ.
Assuming we still have Rule of Law by that time.
He would have some sense knocked into him if he were hit on the noggin by a giant magic hollow tree.
Iam surprised he didnât say that he did not recall if he chanted or not.
There it is. Future âconservativeâ leaders will be just like Sessions and Trump. Thatâs just f**king great!
âI perhaps shouldâve taken a moment to advise them on the fact that people â the things I mentioned today â are presumed innocent until cases are made.â
A professional AG, in a professional administration, would have responded that way instinctively. Instead, weâre looking at one big steaming pile of shit, all the way around.
There have been a number of Republicans doing illegal things that theyâve been indicted for. âLock him up!â is a reasonable retort. I just canât find glee in putting someone in prison. Schadenfreude? Yes. Glee? No.
It makes me wonder about the personality of someone who thinks itâs so entertaining to chant that about a political opponent.
Just because they were there and even chanting doensât mean this is permanent. They were high school kids. Ten to one the ones who get to college change their minds.
Sessions sheepishly admitted that he couldnât help but go along with the âenthusiasticâ high school students who âspontaneouslyâ broke into the chant.
Jeffy is an easy mark near a frozen flag pole.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/3X/5/0/509e803236c8f35b6fd5f4aed7138532b3bb4f1a.png" width="275" height="183">âGreat kids.â Too young for the Federalist Society, old enough not to be cute.
âIâm just a go-along to get-along little imp!â
What a pathetic little elfâŚ
You are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Nothing in the concept about âcases being madeâ. Those were kids. Heâs the AG. He should have thought about the example and precedent he was setting. Perhaps he did.
So he admitted that he enthusiastically liked the chant.
So is he already recused from matters involving Clinton or do we add that one to the list?