The House Freedom Caucus on Monday night formally condemned Rep. Justin Amash (R-MI), one of its founding members, for calling for President Trump’s actions “impeachable.”
According to Politico, the group did not vote on whether or not to remove Amash from the caucus — he apparently doesn’t show up much anymore anyway.
Amash’s words have drawn a primary challenger and Trump’s fury, neither of which has seemed to faze the libertarian, who doubled down Monday on Twitter.
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Some House Republicans in recent weeks have not exactly been shy about their interest in reviving the party’s longtime passion…
Not surprising, but I don’t really care… Do U?
…So, kids, once upon a time a group of people loved America soooooo much that they called themselves the “Freedom Caucus”.
…And their biggest contribution to history was working to block investigations into the russians stealing the American Presidency.
That’s gotta sting!
Technically that’s not unanimous, unless he voted to condemn himself, which doesn’t seem like his style.
The order to hold the vote probably came from the Narcissist himself, poor thin-skinned baby.