Democrats and their left-wing allies blasted Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Monday for making reference to the “Anglo-American” legal tradition, which they construed as racist.
The problem: not only was the reference factually accurate, but it was the same reference that former President Barack Obama had made frequently throughout his career.
Sessions was speaking to a conference of the National Sheriffs’ Association. He said: “The office of sheriff is a critical part of the Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement.”
The media highlighted that remark, and the left pounced on it — as documented by Twitchy..
But as National Review Online editor Charles C. W. Cooke noted, Obama used the reference as well:
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3 comments:
What else would we expect from the left but a bunch of made up racism and hypocracy. I think being democrat means you must be brain dead.
i don't see anything wrong with the remark.
The left will get mad if Jeff Sessions said the sun came up this morning.
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