I see it as a sign of extraordinary insecurity and weakness. Any one of these people shouldn`t need a subpoena at all. As an American, as a patriot, as a citizen who suffered the insurrection that was not an attack on Democrats in Congress, it was an attack on the entire government including the Republican sitting Vice President.
Madeleine Dean: “I see it as a sign of extraordinary insecurity and weakness. Any one of these people shouldn`t need a subpoena at all.…”
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Madeleine Dean comments on the refusal of Trump allies to comply with subpoenas from the January 6 committee, expressing concern about what they might be hiding.
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