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Kash Patel: Democrats Demand FBI Director Submit to Alcohol Test Following Reports of … — Todd Blanche | ChamberLight
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Rep. Jamie Raskin and House Judiciary Democrats asked FBI Director Kash Patel to answer questions about alcohol use under oath, following allegations in The Atlantic that Patel disputes. Patel is suing the magazine, while Republicans dismissed the demand as a partisan attack.
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People in this story 4 + 1 JR Leading House Democrats' request for Kash Patel to answer questions about alcohol use under oath.
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TB Acting attorney general who appeared with Patel at a press conference.
DT President whose leadership was praised in a statement from a Republican committee spokesperson.
JJ House Judiciary Committee chairman who the article says dismissed arguments that Patel should testify under oath.
ALSO MENTIONED Kash Patel, FBI director who is accused in a report of heavy drinking, denies the allegations, and is suing The Atlantic.
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