Comments by "" (@DavidJ222) on "See Jeff Sessions leave DOJ after firing" video.

  1. Sessions was the 1st Republican Senator to come out and endorse Trump for president.  He even became one of Trump's advisors, and joined Trump's team on the campaign trail. And this is how Trump rewards him. Sessions is learning what all the other former Trump sycophants have learned, and what they've all learned is that a pathological narcissist like Trump has no friends, he only has people who have not worn-out their usefulness to him yet. Trump feels no loyalty to anyone other than himself.  Sessions will now take his place underneath that now crowded and cramped proverbial Trump bus.  Slide over Cohen, and make some room for Jeff Session, his tiny frame shouldn't take up too much space.
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  2. Butcher Seven Actual That's exactly the way Stalin ran his cult. Woe to the man who stops clapping first.
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  3. Unwise Clams Yep, Sessions was DEFINITELY fired.
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  4. John Dean served as White House counsel to Nixon from 1970 to 73, he was a key figure in the Watergate saga—participating in, and then helping to expose, the most iconic political scandal in modern U.S. history at the time. Today Dean believes Trump could be one of the most corrupt presidents ever—and get away with it. “The American presidency has never been at the whims of an authoritarian personality like Donald Trump,” Dean stated. “He is going to test our democracy as it has never been tested." Dean stated that he is not only convinced that Trump will be worse than Nixon in virtually every way—he thinks he’ll probably get away with it. “I used to have one-on-one conversations with Nixon, where I’d see him checking his more authoritarian tendencies,” Dean recalled. “He’d say, ‘This is something I can’t say out loud...’ or, ‘That is something the president can’t do.’” To Dean, these moments suggested a functioning sense of shame in Nixon, something he was forced to wrestle with in his quest for power. Trump, by contrast, appears to Dean unmolested by any such struggle."  Dean went even further in his assessment, stating: “I don’t think Richard Nixon even comes close to the level of corruption we already know about Trump.”
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