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Headline Roundup March 3rd, 2017

Is Session’s Recusal Enough?

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Still needed, some experts say, is a special prosecutor or bipartisan commission to investigate contacts between officials from Russia and the Trump campaign.

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The Perjury Allegation against Jeff Sessions Is Meritless
The Perjury Allegation against Jeff Sessions Is Meritless

National Review (News)

News

His testimony was inaccurate but not willfully false.

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Russia-Trump ties: Is Sessions' recusal enough?
Russia-Trump ties: Is Sessions' recusal enough?

Christian Science Monitor

News

Still needed, some experts say, is a special prosecutor or bipartisan commission to investigate contacts between officials from Russia and the Trump campaign.

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OPINION: Jeff Sessions Had No Choice
OPINION: Jeff Sessions Had No Choice

New York Times (News)

Opinion

It’s no great credit to Attorney General Jeff Sessions that he finally recused himself from all Justice Department investigations relating to the 2016 presidential campaign — and specifically from all current or future inquiries into Russian attempts to influence the election. Short of tendering his resignation, he had no other real choice.

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