On the recordJuly 14, 2022
I mean, it`s malfeasance. I mean, his job is to preserve and protect the Constitution, our government, and he fails entirely and then covers up the fact that he didn`t do anything.
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Flannery describes the inaction of the president during the January 6th events as a failure of duty and a cover-up.
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