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Did You See Hakeem Jeffries' Press Conference Tantrum?
Did You See Hakeem Jeffries' Press Conference Tantrum?
Authored by Matt Margolis via PJMedia.com,
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is having a rough time right now. For months, the Speaker’s gavel looked to be easily within his reach come November, but recent developments have made it look like it could slip away.
He’s a little touchy about it. During a press conference on Wednesday, Jeffries had a bit of a tantrum, not only invoking the Confederacy but snapping at a CNN reporter who dared to ask him a question.
Last month, the Supreme...
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