Headline RoundupJuly 25th, 2017
Sessions Under Fire
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On Twitter this morning, President Trump questioned why the Justice Department had not done more to investigate alleged “crimes” by Hillary Clinton and those who have leaked information to the media.
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White House issues new Sessions warning as Trump tears into AGFox News (Online News)
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The top White House spokesperson warned Tuesday that President Trump’s frustration with Jeff Sessions is not going away, moments after the president tore into his attorney general on Twitter as “VERY weak” on Hillary Clinton’s supposed “crimes.”
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Trump savages 'very weak' Attorney General Jeff SessionsBBC News
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President Donald Trump has launched yet another attack on US Attorney General Jeff Sessions, labelling him "weak".
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Donald Trump continues to try and make Attorney General Jeff Sessions quitDaily Kos
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Once again, Donald Trump is using his morning Twitter fit as a way to attack, not just Hillary Clinton, but the attorney general he put in office.
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