Sessions says constituents flagged policing, borders and Senate structure as top midterm concerns
Rep. Pete Sessions told Washington Journal that callers and constituents emphasized defending local police, preserving the Senate, and border control, which he framed as evidence that the Democratic Party is shifting left ahead of the midterms.
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On Washington Journal, Representative Pete Sessions summarized what he said callers and constituents are telling him about the midterm elections: concerns about local policing, the structure of the U.S. Senate, and border policy.
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