trump criticized Republican Alabama Senate candidate Jeff Sessions early Wednesday, asserting that his former attorney general didn’t win the state's GOP primary outright because of what Trump described as Sessions's lack of “wisdom or courage” in his handling of the Russia investigation.

“This is what happens to someone who loyally gets appointed Attorney General of the United States & then doesn’t have the wisdom or courage to stare down & end the phony Russia Witch Hunt,” Trump tweeted, just hours after news broke that Tuesday’s Senate primary in Alabama would advance to a runoff between Sessions and former Auburn football coach Tommy Tuberville.

“Recuses himself on FIRST DAY in office, and the Mueller S**m begins!” Trump added.

Trump’s critical tweet about Sessions suggests the president may seek to boost Tuberville in the runoff e******n. Trump has thus far stayed out of the race, though a source familiar with the situation told The Hill last month that Trump could support Sessions’s opponent if the race advanced to a runoff. Still, Wednesday's tweet did not contain an explicit endorsement of Tuberville.

Trump repeatedly and publicly eviscerated Sessions for his decision to recuse himself from special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference during his tenure as attorney general.

Sessions, who was the first senator to endorse Trump's White House bid and served as a surrogate on his 2016 campaign, recused himself from any investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 e******n in March 2017, after coming under scrutiny for his contacts with the Russian ambassador while a senator.

Sessions resigned at Trump’s request the day after the 2018 midterm e******ns, capping a tumultuous stint atop the Justice Department. William Barr has since replaced his.

Sessions was a veteran of the Senate before joining the Trump administration, having held an Alabama seat for 20 years.

He announced his Alabama Senate campaign last November and, like the other candidates in the race, has embraced Trump and worked to convince v**ers that he supports the president, who remains very popular among Republican v**ers.

Sessions and Tuberville were running neck and neck after polls closed Tuesday night — Sessions held 31.6 percent of the v**e and Tuberville 33.4 percent with 99 percent of precincts reporting.

Both candidates will compete for the Republican nomination in the March 31 runoff, and the winner will face Sen. Doug Jones in the November e******n. Jones is considered the most vulnerable Democratic senators facing ree******n in 2020.

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/485879-trump-criticizes-sessions-after-alabama-senate-primary-heads-to-a

Well, we are both fortunate to live on a shoreline. The somewhat unique aspect of my property is that it is in the heart of the city. About 2/3 of the shoreline is public walkway/parkland, with fences separating most backyards from the water. But 33 properties have private access to the lake from their backyards. Privacy of shoreline is a given for cottages on water, but not when it comes to bodies of water in cities, which are usually in a public park. So far private docks are not officially permitted, but a few folks have put "temporary docks" near the shore. Similar to your location, no motor boats of any kind are allowed on our lake. And if you think of where most people live, having a private lakefront at a principal residence IS a big deal.

Exactly right. While Capitalism has worked in America for hundreds of years Democrats continue to hamper capitalists with ever growing rules and regulations to stifle a person’s ambition to get ahead.

I have read of people trying to start a new business during the Obama administration only to give up because of government restrictions. Under President Trump these same period are now thriving and are able to hire others. That is what a Capitalist society is about.

Now compare that common sense reasoning with Democrats insistence that minorities are better off on the plantation collecting welfare.

Dennis