Sandy Shanks
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Why am I not surprised? These are the people who expect to control Congress after the mid-terms? Good Lord, why?
Is it because the educationally challenged rural voters have no idea what is going on? This thread indicates the reality of that statement. Republican voters are no where around, afraid to discuss the real issues of the day.
That said, still another influential Republican, a close Trump associate, has made a fool of himself.
The Times reports, "Mark Meadows, the former White House chief of staff under President Donald J. Trump, on Tuesday informed the committee scrutinizing the Jan. 6 attack at the Capitol that he was no longer willing to cooperate with its investigation, reversing a deal he reached with the panel just last week to sit for an interview and provide documents.
"The turnabout was the second in two weeks by Mr. Meadows, who had initially refused to comply with a subpoena from House panel in line with a directive from Mr. Trump, but told the panel last week that he would be willing to provide documents and sit for a voluntary interview."
Meadows' book came out today. A coincidence, right?
Yeah, sure, and pigs fly.
In the meantime, judging from the complete lack of response, grassroots Trump Republicans are clueless. They have no idea of what is going on. Worse, they don't want to know. A good many of them never heard of Mark Meadows, Trump's chief of staff when Trump was in the White House.
Is it because the educationally challenged rural voters have no idea what is going on? This thread indicates the reality of that statement. Republican voters are no where around, afraid to discuss the real issues of the day.
That said, still another influential Republican, a close Trump associate, has made a fool of himself.
The Times reports, "Mark Meadows, the former White House chief of staff under President Donald J. Trump, on Tuesday informed the committee scrutinizing the Jan. 6 attack at the Capitol that he was no longer willing to cooperate with its investigation, reversing a deal he reached with the panel just last week to sit for an interview and provide documents.
"The turnabout was the second in two weeks by Mr. Meadows, who had initially refused to comply with a subpoena from House panel in line with a directive from Mr. Trump, but told the panel last week that he would be willing to provide documents and sit for a voluntary interview."
Meadows' book came out today. A coincidence, right?
Yeah, sure, and pigs fly.
In the meantime, judging from the complete lack of response, grassroots Trump Republicans are clueless. They have no idea of what is going on. Worse, they don't want to know. A good many of them never heard of Mark Meadows, Trump's chief of staff when Trump was in the White House.