GOP Senator Humiliates Himself Once Again With Desperate Demand During Hearing
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Oklahoma's Markwayne Mullin seemed to get a bit teary-eyed while defending his fearless leader to his colleagues on Tuesday.
A MAGA senator has a request for his fellow lawmakers: Please thank President Donald Trump for his recent attacks on Iran.
During a hearing on national defense strategy, most were focused on the next steps of the U.S. military operation against Iran, but Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) instead saw an opportunity to praise his fearless leader.
Although Trump is being criticized for, at the very least, confusing messaging on the goal of the military actions against Iran, the Oklahoma Republican is more concerned that the president is not getting recognition for his leadership.
On Tuesday, Mullin lashed out at his colleagues for not appreciating Trump.
Mullin began by noting that the Constitution gives the president powers to defend the nation, claiming there’s “no question” that’s what Trump is currently doing with Iran.
The former MSNBC host said he was sorry to the president and defense secretary ― all in the name of sarcasm.
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This marks the full defeat of one of Trump’s earliest autocratic moves to consolidate power over civil society.
That looks painful!