McCarthy: Deep State "released an advertisement" in the NY Times

Leader of the majority Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthy McCarthy: Deep State "took out an advertisement" in the NY Times Overnight Energy: an EPA watchdog investigating the Superfund panel | Zinke opens more wildlife refuges for hunting | The House will vote next week on the bill on energy expenditure (R-Calif.) Says anonymous opus published in the New York Times President TrumpThe Donald John TrumpEx-Playboy model accuses the Gott Elliott Broidy fundraiser of physical abuse: reports that Cohen is looking to leave a money-sharing deal with Stormy Daniels Stormy Daniels says she's burst into tears and discuss resistance within the administration is proof of the deep state.

"If you did not believe in Deep's state, he just released an advertisement in the New York Times," McCarthy wrote in an editorial published Friday by The Times.

The anonymous opinion attributed solely to a senior administration official shook Washington. But the Californian Republican, one of Trump's closest allies in Congress and one of the main contenders for the position of House Speaker if the Republicans retain their majority, said the people should not be shocked by the president's policy .

"It has been clear for several years that a permanent political class in Washington believes that it has the divine right to rule the American people. You could even call it a deep state, "he continued.

McCarthy also called for "exposing and firing" the individual and accused the official of having broken "constitutional standards".

"What did Mr. Trump do that justifies this extraordinary sabotage? The official complains of the supposed absence of principles of the president. However, it is clear that his real grievance is that the President does not share his principles, on issues such as trade and foreign policy. "

McCarthy also criticized the New York Times for publishing the anonymous article, which he says will only heighten public skepticism toward the government and the media.

"Another consequence of this official's admission – and the New York Times' decision to publish it – is to deepen the sense of alienation felt by millions of Americans towards their government and the media," he said. -he writes.

"They now know that civil servants are being paid with taxpayers' money to compromise their choice of president. It was this very feeling of mistrust that led to the election of Mr. Trump. "

Since the publication of the editorial, a number of Cabinet officials and even the Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard Pence McCarthy: Deep State "released an advertisement" in the New York Times A missed opportunity to celebrate the real heroes publicly criticized the play and denied being the author.

Trump Friday said that he believes Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDNC: Papadopoulos' contact in the UK may be dead Papadopoulos: Sessions was "enthusiastic" about a possible Trump-Putin meeting should investigate the identity of the anonymous author.