Cory Booker started his 2020 presidential campaign by stabbing his Senate colleague Jeff Sessions in the back on nationwide TV.  In 2015, Sens. Sessions and Booker introduced and passed legislation to award the highest civilian honor to the participants of the 1965 civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery. On January 11, 2017, Booker returned the favor to Senator Sessions by appearing before the Judiciary Committee to “testify” against Sessions as the attorney general nominee.  Testify is the wrong verb.  Booker gave a pompous speech, unsupported by any facts, that Sessions would not as Attorney General support the rights of women, blacks, gays, etc.  Booker, Democratic senator from New Jersey, explained his unprecedented appearance to testify against a fellow senator by saying: In a choice between standing with Senate norms and standing up for what my conscience tells me is best for our country, I will always choose conscience and...(Read Full Post)