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Sessions’ ethics will cost him his position

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Despite criticisms from President Trump, Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he will continue serving in his position “as long as that is appropriat­e.”

Jeff Sessions is like a lap dog. He will let Trump kick him as needed but still remain loyal.

The most disturbing part about this situation is that Trump has made clear now that he wanted the top law officer in the land to look after the president’s own best interests over the American people’s.

Chas Holman

There was absolutely no need for a special prosecutor to investigat­e politicall­y driven speculatio­ns. Sessions should never have recused himself unless he was guilty of a crime.

Steve Mash

Sessions gave up his Senate seat and hooked his star to Trump. Now, six months later, the attorney general soon could be pushed out the door and unemployed for doing the ethical thing.

Being ethical has a price in the Trump White House.

Edward Scott

Essentiall­y, Trump is upset that his buddy is not able to hamper the Russia investigat­ion.

Larry J. Mitchell

Sessions’ willingnes­s to keep working for Trump under such deplorable circumstan­ces speaks volumes as to his desperatio­n and dubious ethics. I bet he’s wishing he was still wasting space in the Senate.

Kevin Hays

Sessions is not afraid of Trump. No Republican is. They all know without a doubt that he is a coward.

Bill Boyd

How can you believe that the president knew nothing about Sessions’ meeting with Russians? No other president — of either party — has behaved as Trump is behaving. He is creating an atmosphere in which reality is irrelevant.

Ben James Yokel

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