Speaker, The United States has been blessed to have been served
as Attorney General by such illustrious figures as Robert Jackson,
Robert Kennedy, Herbert Brownell, Ramsey Clark, Nicholas Katzenbach,
Eric Holder, and Edward H. Levi. Nothing would do more to reassure the American people that the
President-Elect is committed to unifying the nation than the nomination
and appointment of a person to be Attorney General who has a record of
championing and protecting, rather than opposing and undermining, the
precious right to vote; the constitutionally guaranteed right of
privacy, criminal justice reform, and support for reform of the
nation's immigration system so that it is fair and humane. Regrettably, Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama is not that person and he
should not be confirmed by the Senate to be the nation's 84th Attorney
General.
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