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Rep. Thomas Massie Calls for Disqualification of Trump's DEA Nominee Chad Chronister Over Pastor Rodney Howard Brown's Arrest During COVID Lockdowns
Dec 1, 2024, 07:44 PM
Representative Thomas Massie has publicly called for the disqualification of President Donald Trump's nominee for the head of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Chad Chronister. Massie criticized Chronister for his involvement in the arrest of Pastor Rodney Howard Brown, who defied COVID-19 lockdowns by holding church services. Several commentators echoed Massie's concerns, emphasizing that Chronister's actions during the pandemic demonstrate a troubling approach to law enforcement. They argue that appointing someone who enforced strict COVID measures, including arresting religious leaders, could set a dangerous precedent for the DEA. Additionally, Chronister has been accused of withholding taxpayer funds from unvaccinated deputies, further fueling criticism of his nomination.
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