Mark Meadows accidentally got drunk on White Claws in morning meeting: book
September 27, 2023
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as posted by the channelFormer President Donald Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows got drunk after accidentally guzzling White Claw hard seltzers during a morning meeting after the 2020 election, a new book claims.
Meadows, 64, who is a teetotaler, slammed three and a half of the spiked seltzers during a meeting with Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought — without realizing the beverages contained alcohol, his former aide Cassidy Hutchinson wrote in her memoir “Enough,” released Tuesday.
Hutchinson, 27, and her fellow aide Eliza Thurston found her boss, a “dedicated and faithful Southern Baptist,” under the influence on the couch after Vought left their meeting an hour early, she wrote.
“I was sitting here with Russ,” Mark explained, “and started to get thirsty. I know you girls keep my fridge stocked with sparkling water, so I went and got one. I sat back down and took a sip and thought, ‘Wow this is real good!’ I looked at it and saw it was Blackberry, and thought, ‘The girls never got me this one before,'” Meadows admitted, according to the book.
“I liked it a lot and drank it pretty quick, and went and got another. Grapefruit! Another new flavor! Then I got a third and remembered I hadn’t offered Russ one, so I did, and he looked at me all weird and said no,” the passage continued, noting that Vought also abstained from booze as a devout Mormon.
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