Attorney General

Jeff Sessions Has An Asian Grandchild, Yet Praised Era When U.S. Banned Asians

“Sessions has been the standard bearer for a nativist vision of America," advocates said.
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Congressman Cedric Richmond Is Not Too Pleased To Be Speaking Last

Congressman Cedric Richmond doesn't appreciate the fact that Congressman John Lewis is speaking last.
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For Senator Al Franken It Is All About Voting Rights

Senator Al Franken will not support Senator Jeff Sessions for Attorney General over voting rights.
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Republicans Tried Very Hard To Convince Americans Jeff Sessions Is Not Racist

Yet, Sessions’ time in state and federal office has been marred with allegations of racism.
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Dick Durbin Doubts Trump's AG Pick Would Be 'Fair And Humane' On Immigration

The attorney general nominee said he wouldn't object if President-elect Donald Trump ended protections for young undocumented immigrants.
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Dianne Feinstein Lays Out The Case Against Jeff Sessions

Dianne Feinstein Lays Out The Case Against Jeff Sessions
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Fake KKK Members Greet Jeff Sessions At His Confirmation Hearing

Fake KKK Members Greet Jeff Sessions At His Confirmation Hearing
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Sen. Tammy Duckworth Slams Jeff Sessions' Disability Rights Record

She questioned his fitness to be attorney general on the eve of Senate confirmation hearings.
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Why NRA-Friendly Politicians Should Support Gun Violence Research

A bipartisan research push could serve everyone.
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Jeff Sessions Slammed Law Protecting Disabled Schoolchildren In 2000

During a 2000 Senate floor speech, Donald Trump’s pick for attorney general said the Americans With Disabilities Act led to a “decline in civility and discipline in classrooms all over America.”
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