GOP Senator Won’t Wear a Seat Belt in D.C.

Tough GOP men cry to ‘Daddy’ Trump for help with scary cities

Conservatives who have depicted Donald Trump as a strong “daddy” finally whipping the nation into shape have spent the past few days expressing over-the-top fears about cities. Despite their so-...

GOP Sen. Markwayne Mullin, former MMA fighter, skips seat belts in DC over carjacking fears

Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma indicated that he does not wear a seat belt while driving in Washington, D.C., because he wouldn't want to be "stuck" in the event of a carjacking."And by the way, I'm not joking when I say this: I drive around in Washington D.C. in my Jeep … and I don't buckle up," Mullin said.He made the comments during an appearance on the Wednesday episode of Fox News Channel's "The Ingraham Angle," which was gues…

GOP Senator Won’t Wear a Seat Belt in D.C.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) told Fox News that he doesn’t wear a seat belt when he’s driving in Washington, D.C. so he can act more swiftly if he gets carjacked.Said Mullin: "I’m not joking when I say this. I drive around in Washington, D.C. in my Jeep and, yes, I do drive myself. And I d

GOP Senator Won't Wear Seatbelt Due To Fear Of DC Carjacking

Sen. Markwayne Mullin... willing to go through his windshield to own the libs. Mullin likes to paint himself as some sort of tough guy, but apparently now he's afraid of his own shadow while driving through a big city. Mullin is just another Trump suck-up, who's willing to say anything to cover for Dear Leader, and he did it again during an interview this Wednesday on Fox, with guest host Brian Kilmeade filling in for Laura Ingraham. After lying…

GOP Senator Spills On The Illegal Measure He Takes To Deal With DC Crime Fears

Sen. Markwayne Mullin said he's totally "not joking" about this bonkers driving habit.

Republican says he doesn't "buckle up" in D.C. amid fear of carjacking

Trump's move to federalize Washington, D.C., represents one of the most aggressive uses of federal authority in recent memory.