Minnesota U.S. Rep Dean Phillips: “Mo Brooks, a general in the big lie army, loses his endorsement and finally says the quiet part out…”

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Minnesota U.S. Rep Dean Phillips: “Mo Brooks, a general in the big lie army, loses his endorsement and finally says the quiet part out…”
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Mar 24, 2022
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Dean Phillips tweeted the following:

“Mo Brooks, a general in the big lie army, loses his endorsement and finally says the quiet part out loud.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Dean Phillips:

“The Senate Judiciary Committee has become an episode of Who Wants to Be a Mega Jerk.”
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“The faith that matters most isnt that of Judge Jackson, rather that placed in Members of Congress to support and defend our Constitution and act like decent, principled human beings.
pic.twitter.com/OX174BUG2Y” on March 22
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“Faith is important to me and most Americans. But just as questions about ones religion are off limits in job interviews, they should also be off limits in Supreme Court nomination hearings. After all, our founders intentionally separated church from state in America.” on March 22
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