Free of Congressional Campaign Pressures, Mark Meadows Still Torching Dems

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Mark Meadows (R-NC) may not be running for reelection, but that doesn’t mean he’s stopped serving his conservative western North Carolina district. The chairman of the House Freedom Caucus and close confidante of President Donald Trump is fulfilling the rest of his term in congress in peak form, roasting and exposing the Left, congressional Democrats, and the Democrats’ presidential primary contenders for what they really are.

VP @Mike_Pence, classy and honorable as always, calls to thank Washington state and offer support in fighting the coronavirus

Democrat Governor then insults him on Twitter, for cheap retweets

This is your Democrat party in action https://t.co/wQjCV1X45V

— Mark Meadows (@RepMarkMeadows) March 2, 2020

Joe Biden, on people who benefitted from the 2017 tax cuts:

“I’m glad to see you’re doing well… if you elect me, your taxes are gonna be RAISED, not cut” pic.twitter.com/h6rMxtffaP

— Mark Meadows (@RepMarkMeadows) March 2, 2020

Seemingly by the day, the left becomes more and more open in mocking people of faith.

Not acceptable – ever. It should be rejected by BOTH parties. https://t.co/dtxsZlLWIi

— Mark Meadows (@RepMarkMeadows) March 2, 2020

And, of course, the Tweet Meadows has pinned top the top of his page demonstrates just what is at stake in these 2020 elections, in this cultural/political battle between the Left’s authoritarian collectivism, and the American individualism that made this land of liberty a beacon of the world.

The left wants to control:

Your healthcare
Your job
What car you drive
Where you live
What you eat
What utilities you’re allowed to use
And more

They’re not hiding it anymore. The mask is off. This is your Washington Democrat party. https://t.co/iC9nEpqgA3

— Mark Meadows (@RepMarkMeadows) February 25, 2020

He’s right. It’s all out of the bag now, despite establishment Democrats trying desperately to put it back in. We’re well served by Meadows continued pressure on the Left and his pursuit of exposing the ends of what Democrats/Left are openly pushing in their campaigns. It is hardly the custom for an exiting congressman, for the first time in years not facing the pressures of a reelection campaign, but likely a mark of a leader still in his ascent.