Fox News Pundit Asks Most Sycophantic Question About Donald Trump. It Does Not Go Well.
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Jason Chaffetz also sent a menacing-sounding message to GOP lawmakers.
Fox News pundit Jason Chaffetz drew online mockery after delivering an impassioned — and at times unhinged — pitch for House Republicans to back President Donald Trump’s so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill.”
Chaffetz, a former GOP congressman, all but campaigned for the bill’s passage during appearances on the conservative network on Wednesday. He predicted it would ultimately clear Congress and land on Trump’s desk by the July 4 holiday, the artificial deadline imposed by the president.
“He’s been there less than six months in this term,” Chaffetz said at one point of Trump. Then he sycophantically asked prime time host Sean Hannity: “Has he been wrong on anything? He hasn’t been wrong on anything.”
The over-the-top praise didn’t end there.
Chaffetz also issued a warning to any Republican lawmakers considering a no vote on Trump’s signature spending and tax legisltation, saying: “I dare you — dare you — to vote against the president on this, because your political career will be bye-bye.”
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