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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene @RepMTG - Obama’s former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on two counts, False statement and Obstruction.
Comey helped carry out the Trump Russia collusion LIE which cost the American people over $32 million dollars and smeared Pres Trump in his first term.
And the media sold that lie every single day brainwashing Americans to believe the lie.
In May, Comey called for Trump to be killed in a social media post with “86 47.”
https://x.com/RepMTG/status/1971358852332277831

Rep. Mark Harris @RepMarkHarrisNC - Video: James Comey LIED to hide the Russian Collusion Hoax — one of the dirtiest tricks in American history.
But he didn't just lie — he WEAPONIZED bureaucracy to undermine a duly elected President.
Justice is finally closing in.
@MariaBartiromo @FoxBusiness
https://x.com/RepMarkHarrisNC/status/1971543919860056159

Rep. Mike Collins @RepMikeCollins - On this day in history in 1960, Democratic Senator John F. Kennedy and Republican Vice President Richard Nixon participated in the first televised debate between major party presidential candidates.
To prepare for the debate, Kennedy reviewed key facts and napped and tanned. He appeared well-rested and fit. In contrast, Nixon was exhausted and unwell. The sitting Vice President had been campaigning across all 50 states and had recently spent time in the hospital. Debate producer Don Hewitt remarking that he appeared "like death warmed over." Despite his condition, Nixon chose to proceed with the debate, fearing that withdrawing would make him seem cowardly.
Interestingly, listeners on the radio believed Nixon won the presidential debate, while viewers who watched it thought Kennedy was the victor.
Although Nixon performed better in the second and third debates, Kennedy ultimately won the election, securing 49.7% of the popular vote against Nixon's 49.6%, making it one of the closest elections in U.S. history. Nixon returned to presidential politics in 1968 but chose not to debate his opponent, similar to Lyndon Johnson in 1964. Televised debates resumed in 1976.