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Florida congressman Matt Gaetz says the Republican leadership in Congress needs to worry less about courting money from "woke-left companies" and concentrate on pushing forward the conservative policies enacted under the former Trump administration.
U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz was on friendly ground on the Fox Business Network Thursday, with unfriendly messages for Congressional Republican leadership.
Gaetz lambasted House and Senate GOP leaders in a segment entitled “the Future of the GOP,” on the pro-Donald Trump program Lou Dobbs Tonight.
In recent weeks, Republican lawmakers have aimed verbal jabs at Big Tech companies, arguing that they are set on silencing conservative voices on their platforms. After the storming of the Capitol two weeks ago, President Donald Trump (R) was banned across all social media sites after accusations that he had incited the riot that claimed a number of lives.
A U.S. Congressman from the Panhandle contends the left wants to erase conservatives from the digital sphere and the culture itself.
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) has spoken of wanting more Republican leaders with the "spirit" of outgoing President Donald Trump in order to continue to energize his base of supporters.
"When Democrats talk about unity, it's very difficult to facilitate through impeachment, cancellations," Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) told Fox News's Sean Hannity Monday night.
"They want to digitally erase us online, pursue us in the flesh, make us unemployable and make it difficult for conservatives to be able to assemble and share ideas.
Since the storming of the Capitol last Wednesday, Republicans have faced infighting regarding the future of the GOP and the level of blame that should be placed on President Donald Trump (R) after the riot.
Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., pushed back against fellow Republican Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, Wednesday after the congressman defended Rep.
Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida ripped into Democrats for their hypocrisy on rioting and political violence when addressing the House Wednesday during the impeachment proceedings.
Florida Republican Matt Gaetz said America would only have a "legitimate" president after courts had finished ruling on election lawsuits filed by President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.