Jeff Sessions will compete in a bitter Tuesday election for his old Alabama Senate seat.
President Donald Trump sparred with his former Attorney General Jeff Sessions over Twitter on Saturday, days before Sessions competes in a bitter Tuesday election for his old Alabama Senate seat.
After again endorsing Sessions' opponent in the Republican run-off – former Auburn University football coach Tommy Tuberville – Trump blasted Sessions as"a disaster who has let us all down. We don’t want him back in Washington!" Trump has held a grudge against Sessions ever since he recused himself in the investigation into Russian election interference that marred the first two years of Trump's presidency. Trump has"My honor and integrity are far more important than these juvenile insults," Sessions fired back, before criticizing Tuberville."Your scandal ridden candidate is too cowardly to debate. As you know, Alabama does not take orders from Washington.
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