If there was ever a Law and Order guy, Sessions would be it. YES he did exactly as he should, recusing himself from investigations into the campaign.
I don't dig him much for his favor of confiscating property from criminals (before the fact at that), but in this he was dang well right.
Thanks Roamer... I have also had my let-downs on Sessions... I was disappointed in his response to a Roy Moore question, but after reviewing it, it was not the throwing under the bus that others did... It was played as such, but it wasn't. Jeff was cornered by a leftist liberal black woman congresscritter with a picture of two accusers of Moore and asked if he believed them, He answered that "he had no reason to not believe them"... A lawyer answer that let the left spin it as anit-Moore. But it wasn't I guess, since it can be construed as saying "I have no proof one way or the other". I would of preferred hearing "I can't say one way of the other without hearing some REAL evidence".
I like Cruz for the most part... He did throw Roy Moore under the bus... and without hesitation unfortunately. But on the matter of Cruz, Sessions had the opportunity to throw Cruz under the bus and didn't. He pointed out that Cruz was not trying to pass illegals amnesty in the gang of eight thing as Rubio tried to paint. He had the opportunity to really stick it to Cruz, but instead pointed out that Cruz was on his side at the time (when it came close to amnesty being passed). I have always remembered that little bit of character from Jeff Sessions.
I do think Sessions is honorable, and it was unfortunately a hindrance to Trump that just perchance he did meet in the same room with a Russian ambassador even though it was harmless. Sessions was for the most part a conservative in a sea of RINOs that took his honor seriously. It cost him and still is. Trump is a butt to keep being an arse to Session long after the non-offense took place. Heck remember when the Representatives tried to grill Sessions into telling confidential conversations on Trump they had, Session held his ground like a champ. Those conversations were private and private he kept them. If (as some here allege) Sessions was sold out to the democrats, there was his chance to prove it. He didn't waver on protecting Trump, and most of us with eyes saw it. If you have other evidence to the opposite, spill it, cause I didn't see Sessions as anything other than loyal to Trump.
