“He has to turn himself around,” McCarthy told reporters during a meeting with Cawthorn that morning. Cawthorn disappointed his GOP colleagues after appearing on the Warrior Poet Society podcast last week, saying the extremes of the Netflix TV drama “House of Cards” were not far off the mark. “Suddenly they invite you, ‘Well, hello, we’re going to have a sexual encounter in one of our houses. You must come.’ “You realize they’re asking you to come to an orgy,” Cawthorn said. He added that he had seen people defending the addiction do “basic cocaine strikes”. McCarthy said Cowthorn did not provide any evidence to support that claim. The explanation for the cocaine allegation was that he “thinks he may have seen an employee in the parking lot from 100 meters away”. “This is unacceptable. There is no evidence of this,” McCarthy said. “This is not about joining Congress. He did not tell the truth. The Republican leader cited a number of other recent statements and actions by Cawthorn that he deemed inappropriate for a member of Congress. Earlier this month, Cawthorn called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a “pull,” something McCarthy had previously said was “wrong.” Cawthorn also probably broke House rules when he brought Tennessee Republican nominee Robbie Starback to the House floor in February and was recently accused of driving with a revoked license and speeding at two different speeds. Asked if Cawthorn could face penalties from the House Republican Conference, such as his removal from his committee, McCarthy said there were “many different things that could happen.” “He lost my confidence and he will have to regain it,” McCarthy said. “You can not just say, ‘You can not do this again.’ I mean, he has – he has a lot of members who are very upset. “He can not just make statements.” McCarthy’s discussion with Cawthorn came after members complained about his latest comments at a Republican House of Representatives meeting Tuesday. Members said Cawthorn had raised questions about whether they were involved in the activities and that the 26-year-old should provide information if he made such public complaints. Cowthorn was not present at the meeting, as he remained in his area due to fire. Both North Carolina Republican senators also expressed frustration with Cawthorn. Sen. Richard BurrRichard Mauze BurrHouse prepares to pass bill on marijuana legalization C.) told NBC News that Cawthorn “was a disgrace for hours on end.” Senator Thom TillisThomas (Thomas) Roland Tillis Jackson faces growing GOP opposition in Supreme Court MORE (RN.C.) told CNN that the comment on the orgy was Cawthorn’s latest “stupid statement” and that he had accomplished “not much” for the district. of. Cawthorn declined to answer further questions from reporters Wednesday.
