Senator Rand Paul confronted a State Department nominee over shocking claims of betrayal against President Trump. The heated exchange exposed deep concerns about dishonest officials undermining American leadership.
During a Senate hearing, Paul grilled Joel Rayburn about his ties to James Jeffrey, a former Trump envoy. Jeffrey admitted hiding true U.S. troop numbers in Syria — deceiving the commander-in-chief. Paul called these actions “tantamount to treason,” sparking outrage among patriots.
Jeffrey didn’t just mislead Trump — he actively worked against him. The ex-envoy signed a 2016 letter claiming Trump was “dangerous” and “unqualified.” This swamp creature stayed in power while scheming to weaken presidential decisions.
Rayburn defended Jeffrey as a “close colleague,” raising red flags. Conservatives blasted this loyalty to a bureaucrat who subverted democracy. How can we trust nominees who buddy up to traitors in suits?
The Syria troop scandal reveals a toxic culture in the deep state. Jeffrey bragged about playing “shell games” to keep Trump in the dark. This isn’t just lying — it’s sabotaging our nation’s security for political games.
Paul demanded answers, asking if Rayburn helped cover up Jeffrey’s lies. The nominee squirmed, refusing to condemn his mentor’s actions. Patriots see this as proof the Washington machine protects its own.
This isn’t about policy differences — it’s about sworn officials breaking their oath. When unelected appointees think they know better than the voters, democracy crumbles. Trump fought these Globalist puppets daily.
The hearing proves the swamp still stinks. Until we drain it completely, America First patriots will keep battling the bureaucrats and backstabbers. Our troops — and our president — deserve truth, not treasonous tricks.
