Ex-RNC Chair Destroys ‘Vile, Disgusting’ Trump For Cheering On Mueller’s Death
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MS NOW’s Michael Steele charged the president with his “petty” and “degrading” behavior.
MS NOW host Michael Steele on Monday wasn’t having it with President Donald Trump’s jubilant response to the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
“I think the president was a vile, disgusting human being,” said Steele, a former chair of the Republican National Committee.
He later continued, “You embarrass and belittle all of us with your petty, personal degrading behavior.”
Steele took on the president after he declared that he was “glad” to learn that Mueller — a decorated Vietnam War veteran and longtime public servant who had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2021, per his family — was dead over the weekend.
Mueller served as the special counsel who investigated Russian interference in the 2016 election, a probe that sparked a sea of attacks from the president over the years.
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