On the recordDecember 21, 2020
I would say, listen to facts. It's really difficult for me to even understand how we're allowing conspiracy theories to run this disinformation gambit against our own colleagues.
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msnbc.comI would say, listen to facts. It's really difficult for me to even understand how we're allowing conspiracy theories to run this disinformation gambit against our own colleagues.
Riggleman urges Republicans to acknowledge facts amidst conspiracy theories.
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