“No, I will not vote for a discharge petition. The discharge petition is essentially when we‘re not working together, not when we are working together,” Sessions said Tuesday on CNN News Central.
“And the need for getting the data and the information, all of it, is still apparent to all of us — or at least James Comer recognizes that. And so we‘re going to work through what we‘ve got and work together on a bipartisan effort,” he said. “So no need to go for a discharge petition.”
In an interview with the Washington Examiner, Sessions said, “I understand where Massie is coming from on this issue. He’s in trouble in his district.”
Sessions was referring to the threat of a primary challenger after President
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