


Rep. Massie Opposes Trump's DEA Nominee Chad Chronister Over COVID Controversy
Rep. Thomas Massie criticizes Chad Chronister's nomination as DEA head due to his past COVID-19 approach, sparking debate within the GOP.
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After President-elect Trump announced Florida Sheriff Chad Chronister as his DEA nominee, Republican Rep. Thomas Massie voiced strong objections. Massie referred to Chronister's past actions during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly the arrest of Pastor Ronald Howard-Browne for violating lockdown orders, as grounds for disqualification. While Massie's criticism garnered significant attention, several Florida Republicans defended Chronister's track record in law enforcement and efforts against the opioid crisis, indicating a division among conservatives regarding Trump's choice for DEA leadership.
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