Three Republican power players walk into a D.C. bar, and ...
It sounds like the start of an only-in-D.C. joke: Three Republican power players walk into a bar for a freewheeling conversation. They unwittingly sit next to a liberal comic. She then skewers them in an Instagram post recounting their chat. Why it matters: It became no laughing matter for one of the Republicans —oilman Harry Sargeant — who's trying to improve his uneasy relations with the Trump…
Three Republican power figures found themselves in an unexpected situation at a D.C. bar. Harry Sargeant, an oilman, joined a gathering with Pete Marocco and Gentry Beach. The group's conversation took an unexpected turn when they unwittingly sat next to a liberal comedian, Suzanne Lambert. Lambert, who was working on jokes for an upcoming set, recounted the incident on her Instagram post, which drew attention from Trump administration officials.
The story highlights the constant scrutiny and monitoring that occurs in Washington D.C., as well as the complex relationships between political figures and their businesses.
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