LIBERAL DREAMLAND: DELAWARE SENATOR TOM CARPER’S REASONS FOR NOT SUPPORTING JEFF SESSIONS
THIS LIBERAL “DELAWAREAN” THINKS HE CAN TWIST SCRIPTURE AND USE IT OUT OF CONTEXT TO JUSTIFY HIS OPPOSITION TO JEFF SESSIONS
HIS EMAIL RESPONSE DENIES THAT THERE ARE SERIOUS CRIMES BEING COMMITTED BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ISLAMIC JIHADISTS, AND THE IMMORALITY OF THE LGBT AGENDA
PROMOTER OF MORAL DECAY ALLEGEDLY READS THE SAME BIBLE AS SESSIONS, BUT HAS A DIFFERENT SPIN?
HOW ABOUT UPHOLDING OUR LAWS & THE CONSTITUTION AS WELL AS THE TEN COMMANDMENTS?
“Thank
you
for
contacting
me
to
share
your
support
for
the
nomination
of
Senator
Jeff
Sessions
(R-AL)
to
serve
as
United
States
Attorney
General.
I
appreciate
hearing
from
you
about
this
important
matter.
you
for
contacting
me
to
share
your
support
for
the
nomination
of
Senator
Jeff
Sessions
(R-AL)
to
serve
as
United
States
Attorney
General.
I
appreciate
hearing
from
you
about
this
important
matter.
Senator
Sessions
has
been
my
colleague
and
friend
for
sixteen
years.
The
two
of
us
read
the
same
Bible
– from
time
to
time
in
the
past,
we
have
read
it
together.
However,
I
have
ultimately
come
to
decide
that
I
cannot
support
his
nomination
to
serve
as
our
next
Attorney
General.
Sessions
has
been
my
colleague
and
friend
for
sixteen
years.
The
two
of
us
read
the
same
Bible
– from
time
to
time
in
the
past,
we
have
read
it
together.
However,
I
have
ultimately
come
to
decide
that
I
cannot
support
his
nomination
to
serve
as
our
next
Attorney
General.
When
Senator
Sessions
and
I
met
in
my
office
about
his
nomination,
we
talked
of
how
our
faith
guides
us
in
our
lives.
I
reminded
him
of
Matthew
25,
which
tells
us
of
our
moral
obligation
‘to
the
least
of
these’
in
our
society.
Among
other
things
it
asks
the
question,
‘When
I
was
a
stranger
in
your
land,
did
you
take
me
in?’
Sadly,
I
have
concluded
that
Senator
Sessions does
not
fully
share
the commitment to
that
passage
and
to
loving
our
neighbors
as
ourselves that
I
believe
our
nation’s
Attorney
General
should
hold.
Senator
Sessions
and
I
met
in
my
office
about
his
nomination,
we
talked
of
how
our
faith
guides
us
in
our
lives.
I
reminded
him
of
Matthew
25,
which
tells
us
of
our
moral
obligation
‘to
the
least
of
these’
in
our
society.
Among
other
things
it
asks
the
question,
‘When
I
was
a
stranger
in
your
land,
did
you
take
me
in?’
Sadly,
I
have
concluded
that
Senator
Sessions does
not
fully
share
the commitment to
that
passage
and
to
loving
our
neighbors
as
ourselves that
I
believe
our
nation’s
Attorney
General
should
hold.
While
we
agree
on
some
issues,
in
truth,
our
views
on
far
too
many
important
issues
diverge,
in
some
cases
markedly.
For
example,
Senator
Sessions
holds
the
same
hardline
views
on
immigration
as
President
Donald
Trump,
views
that
sow
fear
and
division
in
our
communities. He
has
a
lifetime
voting
record
that,
on
balance,
is
hostile
to
our
country’s
landmark
clean
water
and
clean
air
laws.
He
refuses
to
accept
the
science
on
climate
change and
has
opposed efforts
by
the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
(EPA)
to
curb
harmful
carbon
pollution
from
our
nation’s
power
plants.
we
agree
on
some
issues,
in
truth,
our
views
on
far
too
many
important
issues
diverge,
in
some
cases
markedly.
For
example,
Senator
Sessions
holds
the
same
hardline
views
on
immigration
as
President
Donald
Trump,
views
that
sow
fear
and
division
in
our
communities. He
has
a
lifetime
voting
record
that,
on
balance,
is
hostile
to
our
country’s
landmark
clean
water
and
clean
air
laws.
He
refuses
to
accept
the
science
on
climate
change and
has
opposed efforts
by
the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
(EPA)
to
curb
harmful
carbon
pollution
from
our
nation’s
power
plants.
At
times,
he
has
demonstrated
hostility
to
landmark
civil
rights
laws
too,
such
as
the
Voting
Rights
Act,
and
he
has
opposed
legal
protections
for
LGBT
Americans.
I
believe
that
too
many
of
his
views
are
too
often
inconsistent
with
the
Golden
Rule
–
to
treat
others
as
they
would
wish
to
be
treated
–
for
him
to
lead
the
Department
of
Justice
at
this
critical
juncture.
Reaching
this
decision
does
not
bring
me
joy,
but
I
was
raised
by
my
parents
to
pray
in
church
for
the
wisdom
to
know
the
right
thing
to
do
–
and
I
have
done
this
when
faced
with
this
decision.
times,
he
has
demonstrated
hostility
to
landmark
civil
rights
laws
too,
such
as
the
Voting
Rights
Act,
and
he
has
opposed
legal
protections
for
LGBT
Americans.
I
believe
that
too
many
of
his
views
are
too
often
inconsistent
with
the
Golden
Rule
–
to
treat
others
as
they
would
wish
to
be
treated
–
for
him
to
lead
the
Department
of
Justice
at
this
critical
juncture.
Reaching
this
decision
does
not
bring
me
joy,
but
I
was
raised
by
my
parents
to
pray
in
church
for
the
wisdom
to
know
the
right
thing
to
do
–
and
I
have
done
this
when
faced
with
this
decision.
In
closing,
thank
you
again
for
contacting
me,
and
please
do
not
hesitate
to
contact
me
about
this
or
other
matters
of
concern.”
closing,
thank
you
again
for
contacting
me,
and
please
do
not
hesitate
to
contact
me
about
this
or
other
matters
of
concern.”
With
best
personal
regards,
I
am,
best
personal
regards,
I
am,
Sincerely,
Tom
Carper
United
States
Senator
http://carper.senate.gov/contact