He’s Donald Trump’s No. 1 advisor on Capitol Hill, somebody who has opened doors of conservatives for presumptive GOP presidential nominee, but don’t look for Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions to become the vice presidential nominee.
When asked about a Trump-Sessions ticket, the senator smiled, and said, “We’ve got enough problems.”
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