I think it is a jump, a logical fallacy. I mean, I'll just speak bluntly. I think that's a logical fallacy.
Mark Meadows: “I think it is a jump, a logical fallacy. I mean, I'll just speak bluntly. I think that's a logical fallacy.”
On the recordMay 3, 2017
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Meadows disagrees with concerns about dark money flowing from churches if the Johnson Amendment is undone.
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