>>Good article.

Except that the AG's role simply is to enforce and honor the laws passed by Congress. Previous AGs may have turned a blind eye to deliver something closer to their own (and your) preference, but even if you like the result, that's a first step towards wider disrespect for the law if even the AG sets that example. Whereas Sessions is an old school purist who wants to see the law honored.

Don't like the law Sessions is enforcing? Lobby your congressperson. Get the law changed. If you can, you can be confident that Sessions will honor the new law just as diligently as he did the last. This is how things are supposed to work in the Republic and ought to be something to praise Sessions for, not attack him.

The part of the article I did like, is the description of willful misuse of stats. Too much of that going on, including misuse of unfamiliar/absurd calculations to further a narrative.