Actor James Woods Goes Off on “Treacherous Rat” Majority Leader John Thune
Source: The Gateway Pundit · Bias: Far Right
Summary
On Saturday night the worthless US Senate RINOs lost one of their most faithful backstabbers Senator Bill Cassidy, a Republican Senator from Louisiana who who voted to to convict President Trump for the January 6 Fed-surrection led by at least 270 FBI agents and unknown numbers of government plants. The post Actor James Woods Goes Off on “Treacherous Rat” Majority Leader John Thune appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
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