From his first ‘hello,’ Jeff Sessions begins to explain why he wants to get his old job as Senator for Alabama back. Sessions had been Alabama’s Senator for more than 20 years, before leaving to become the U.S. Attorney General for the Trump Administration.
In an interview with Christian Headlines, Sessions shares that he was thankful to have held the post of Attorney General and believes he did a good job in the position.
“People may not know how many things went well,” Sessions shared.
One of those people who feels that things didn’t go well is his boss, the President of the United States, who made it clear in a recent interview with Meet the Press that if he had a “do-over” he would not hire Jeff Sessions.
Yet Sessions’ support for the president seemed unshaken. “The President and I share ideas on how to make America great,” Sessions shared before noting that now, he is simply looking to be reelected as a Senator for Alabama.
“My head and heart are in the right place,” Sessions shared. “I came out of the soil of the ground in this state. My family background is from Alabama. So, this is a state that I’m not only from but one that I deeply love.”
Sessions realizes being passionate for the state does not guarantee him the trust of the people he once held.
Still, he is hoping the work he has done to strengthen religious liberty and his deep conservative background will remind the people of…
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