I can only say. I guess it takes one to know one. A convicted felon convicted of 34 felony counts, ought to be able to recognize a criminal enterprise when he sees one. AID is not one.
Gerry Connolly: “I can only say. I guess it takes one to know one. A convicted felon convicted of 34 felony counts, ought to be able to…”
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Connolly defends the integrity of USAID against claims made by Trump, implying that Trump is projecting his own criminality.
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