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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]An example is Cory Booker, who is actually going to testify against Sessions - a total break with tradition because senators don't testify against another senator who has been nominated. Booker is planning on running in 2020 and I think that is behind his decision to testify against him. IMO, it will backfire against Booker.

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Poor move on his part.  It will backfire on him.[/quote]

Liberal here: +2

Booker is such a phony. John Lewis is also testifying against Sessions - he's a much more suitable and authentic voice. Booker needs to shut his dumb trap.

I pray to god the Democrats don't nominate Booker.[/quote]

In fairness to Booker, his main political method is just following what the Dems have been doing for decades and what has made them drive off a cliff. But given this stunt, I think it obvious he doesn't get the game is up.[/quote]

Liberal here:
Which is why I'm disappointed with Booker. He's obviously a very smart guy with impeccable credentials. It takes a brilliant person to navigate the human relations to get from Newark to the Ivy League to a Rhodes scholarship and eventually the U.S. Senate. That person needs the uncanny knack of keeping his ear to the prevailing winds and understanding the electorate.

It seems he's lost that ability. If anything, I'm worried that his grandstanding will backfire in a big way. Let John Lewis take his final curtain call....this may be his biggest moment.[/quote]

According to your definition of brilliance, Trump may well be the most brilliant American in a century.[/quote]

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