On the recordAugust 9, 2022
They placate instead of being the leaders and saying, no, this is not what we do here. We are a party about the rule of law, you know. So, right now, it`s just all a lie. It`s hypocrisy.
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Michael Steele criticizes Republican leaders for not standing up for the rule of law.
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