Ronny Jackson to Newsmax: Congress Must 'Go After' Biden

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Rep. Ronny Jackson, R-Texas, announced on Newsmax his intent to "aggressively go after" President Joe Biden once Biden leaves office, following Trump's recent conviction on 34 felony counts. Jackson declared, "the game just changed," indicating a shift in congressional tactics. He plans to rally his colleagues to scrutinize Biden and his family post-presidency.

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Key Points From Rep. Jackson

Aggressive Pursuit of Biden: Rep. Ronny Jackson, R-Texas, plans to "aggressively go after" President Joe Biden once he leaves office.

Change in Congressional Tactics: Jackson stated that Trump's conviction marks a significant change in how Congress members will operate, saying "the game just changed yesterday."

"Good for the Goose": He emphasized that "what's good for the goose is good for the gander," implying equal scrutiny for Biden.

Encouraging Colleagues: Jackson intends to rally his colleagues and those he influences in Congress to target Biden and his family post-presidency.

Continued Trump Campaign: Despite the conviction, Jackson asserts that Trump's reelection campaign will continue and gain strength.

Ronny Jackson to Newsmax: Congress Must 'Go After' Biden

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Key Points From Rep. Jackson

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