The Republican Attorney Generals Association and State Rep. Craig Williams are trading punches about a meeting last week as he prepares to run for Pennsylvania attorney general next year.
The Pennsylvania Republican Party’s fall meeting last weekend was planned to be all about unity in preparation for 2024.
Williams, a retired U.S. Marine Corps colonel and former prosecutor, told Clout his RAGA meeting was “very amicable” and the group’s response surprised him by being “so over the top and atypical of a national organization.” “I can tell the truth now without fear of repercussions,” Williams continued. “Ninety percent of ALL federal cases are vindictive personality driven cases without victims and targeted.”of the Catholic Church for shielding pedophile priests and they concocted charges against me related to my mom’s nursing home operated by the Catholic Church,”
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