No. Senator Sessions occupies a place way out at the radical fringe of his
party, regularly taking positions that are far more extreme than his
other Republican colleagues. For example, when Republicans and
Democrats came together to pass a commonsense, bipartisan immigration
bill, Senator Sessions worked overtime to make sure the bill did not
make it through the House. When Republicans and Democrats came together
to propose legislation to reform our broken Federal criminal sentencing
laws, Senator Sessions was part of the handful of Senators who ensured
that the bill would not get a vote here in the Senate. Senator Sessions has been a public figure for decades.
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