Staff Reports
Senator Rand Paul took a stand for truth in government during a fiery Senate hearing. He grilled State Department nominee Joel Rayburn about his ties to former Syria envoy James Jeffrey. Paul accused Jeffrey of betraying America by lying to President Trump about troop levels in Syria.
Jeffrey admitted hiding real troop numbers through “shell games.” This deception blocked Trump’s plan to bring soldiers home after defeating ISIS. Paul called these actions “tantamount to treason,” saying they hurt national security and broke trust with voters.
Rayburn dodged questions about his loyalty to Trump’s America First agenda. He refused to condemn Jeffrey’s tricks or the Deep State’s sabotage. Conservatives see this as proof that swamp creatures still control Washington.
Jeffrey signed the 2016 “Never Trump” letter attacking the president’s character. His team worked against Trump’s orders while pretending to follow them. This is how the bureaucracy disrespects elected leaders and the people who vote for them.
Paul demanded answers about who knew about Jeffrey’s lies. He warned that letting officials deceive presidents sets a dangerous precedent. Patriots deserve leaders who put America first, not globalist schemers.
The hearing exposed how career bureaucrats undermine conservative policies. They think they’re smarter than the president and the American people. This arrogance fuels corruption and weakens our democracy.
Hardworking taxpayers fund these government games. Meanwhile, our troops get stuck in endless foreign wars. Trump tried to end this madness, but the Deep State fought him every step.
This showdown proves why we need bold leaders like Rand Paul to drain the swamp. Americans want transparency, not more lies from power-hungry elites. The time for accountability is now.
