The Newsmax Daily (05/29/23)
-Wisconsin congressman Bryan Steil, a member of the house financial services committee, says Biden and the democrats are big losers in the debt ceiling negotiations [Newsmax Breaking News] -Texas rep Pat Fallon on the shocking impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton in Texas [Newsmax Breaking News] -Former Trump advisor Ken Cuccinelli makes the case for Ron DeSantis as president [The Count] -Kimberly Guilfoyle to DeSantis: If you’re going to run against Donald Trump, you are going to get hurt and damaged. [America Right Now]
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The Newsmax Daily (05/29/23)
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-Wisconsin congressman Bryan Steil, a member of the house financial services committee, says Biden and the democrats are big losers in the debt ceiling negotiations [Newsmax Breaking News]
-Texas rep Pat Fallon on the shocking impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton in Texas [Newsmax Breaking News]
-Former Trump advisor Ken Cuccinelli makes the case for Ron DeSantis as president [The Count]
-Kimberly Guilfoyle to DeSantis: If you’re going to run against Donald Trump, you are going to get hurt and damaged. [America Right Now]
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