the racist Sessions tries to roll back civil rights

Sessions racism is well documented.
At his testimony he came off sounding like a Mafia boss who had a sudden and convenient case of total amnesia.
Sessions is in deep shit.
 
evince said:
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I think Sessions made it pretty clear he never met with any Russians.

Nor did anyone else in matter of significance regarding collusion.

So what is this investigation sh!t all about to you, is it collusion to throw the election?
Or you have some evidence of soliciting special favor? selling military secrets? espionage? lolololo

Why don't you explain what you have Bond, James Bond. lololololo
 
And Buckly, why don't you rid of your childish cartoon .gifs in your signature, they take up half a page in every thread. Are you this annoying in everything you?

Don't answer that, I think we know. That's why you are in your Moms basement with the shades drawn.
 
Getin the ring said:
I think Sessions made it pretty clear he never met with any Russians.

Nor did anyone else in matter of significance regarding collusion.

So what is this investigation sh!t all about to you, is it collusion to throw the election?
Or you have some evidence of soliciting special favor? selling military secrets? espionage? lolololo

Why don't you explain what you have Bond, James Bond. lololololo
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Until he remembered he met with them THREE FUCKING TIMES but wanted to cover it up...
What is he trying to hide?
 
evince said:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...federal-government/ar-BBCHLGe?ocid=spartandhp



For decades, the Department of Justice has used court-enforced agreements to protect civil rights, successfully desegregating school systems, reforming police departments, ensuring access for the disabled and defending the religious.

Now, under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the DOJ appears to be turning away from this storied tool, called consent decrees. Top officials in the DOJ civil rights division have issued verbal instructions through the ranks to seek settlements without consent decrees — which would result in no continuing court oversight.


The move is just one part of a move by the Trump administration to limit federal civil rights enforcement. Other departments have scaled back the power of their internal divisions that monitor such abuses. In a previously unreported development, the Education Department last week reversed an Obama-era reform that broadened the agency’s approach to protecting rights of students. The Labor Department and the Environmental Protection Agency have also announced sweeping cuts to their enforcement.
“At best, this administration believes that civil rights enforcement is superfluous and can be easily cut. At worst, it really is part of a systematic agenda to roll back civil rights,” said Vanita Gupta, the former acting head of the DOJ’s civil rights division under President Barack Obama.
Consent decrees have not been abandoned entirely by the DOJ, a person with knowledge of the instructions said. Instead, there is a presumption against their use — attorneys should default to using settlements without court oversight unless there is an unavoidable reason for a consent decree. The instructions came from the civil rights division’s office of acting Assistant Attorney General Tom Wheeler and Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Gore. There is no written policy guidance.
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the scotus already refused to allow the Republican party out of a consent decree designed to keep them from cheating black voters




this will not stand
 
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