By Quin Hillyer published at National Review Online, Jan. 5;

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Which Candidate Do You Support in the Republican Primaries?
And for those red-state voters who go beyond feelings to facts, the bond with Sessions will only grow.
In all the local interviews I’ve heard (unless I missed one, which I doubt), the NAACP officials, without exception, attributed their fierce opposition to Sessions primarily to a 1985 voting-fraud case brought by the U.S. Attorney’s office in Mobile then led by Sessions. They and other leftists have repeatedly portrayed the case, in the rural “Black Belt” county of Perry, as an attempt to “suppress” black votes. On its very face, the allegation is absurd: The original complaint was brought to the feds by one group of black officials (and voters) alleging that other black officials had committed fraud. It was not white against black, but black against black: There was no racial element to the case at all….
For the full article — much of which was read live on the air by Laura Ingraham, and widely linked elsewhere — read here.