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Missouri Rising’s Mark Rhoads testified in support of Right-To-Work before House Committee On Economic Development and you can see video of his testimony, as well as a copy of the written testimony
Jeff Sessions testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee and showed without any doubt that he is qualified and well-equipped to lead the Justice Department as U.S. Attorney General
Sessions’ diligent work on the tragic murder of Michael Donald would help pave the way for a multimillion dollar judgment that bankrupted the KKK
Sessions critic Gerald Hebert has spoke fondly of Sessions, calling him a “man of his word” and will “follow the law faithfully”
Jeff Sessions has a strong record on immigration that serves the national interest and puts Americans first
Sessions has worked tirelessly to address racial disparities in drug crime sentencing and has advocated for victim’s rights
Deviating from his prepared remarks, Senator Sessions addressed allegations regarding his civil rights record head-on, refuting the allegations made against him and emphasizing the hard work he has done on civil rights issues:
As Patrick Leahy gets set to question Jeff Sessions, here’s a reminder of the previous praise Leahy has heaped on him, even saying that he is, “wonderful to work with,” and said he has a “special affection,” for prosecutors like Jeff Sessions:
Sessions has consistently stood up for the rights of women and worked to bolster laws that protect women
Despite attempts to smear Sessions on civil rights, he has a strong record supporting civil rights
