I'm convinced that so many Members of Congress of my own former party suppress their conscience and their better judgment out of fear and I think submission to Donald Trump.
Scott Rigell: “I'm convinced that so many Members of Congress of my own former party suppress their conscience and their better…”
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Rigell criticizes members of the Republican Party for not voting according to their principles due to fear of Trump.
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I cannot, in good conscience, if Donald Trump is our nominee, I cannot vote for him because of what I -- the risk that I think I put my own country in terms of foreign policy and use of military force.
Trump is a bully, unworthy of our nomination. My love for our country eclipses my loyalty to our party and to live with a clear conscience. I will not support a nominee so lacking in the judgment, temperament and judgment and character…
But this is clearly the most egregious example of basically a quid pro quo and the negative that is if you do something, I'll take something away.
I would respectfully submit that you as the Secretary of the Treasury have a duty to raise the alarm level here.





