The source of this is THE HILL. Reasonably, down the middle.
"Rep. Devin Nunes's (R-Calif.) announcement this week that he'll step down from Congress to become the chief executive of former President Trump's new media and technology company is a sign of where power truly lies in the GOP, even if the party wins the House majority next year.
Nunes would have been poised, if the GOP took back the House majority, to chair the House Ways and Means Committee, one of the most coveted jobs in Congress with influence over tax, health care and social safety net policy.
But in today's GOP, staying close to Trump may be the more powerful post."
I don't know if your left wing SwampMedia sources even reported on the Nunes retirement. GOP retirements are much more rare these days and Nunes was in position to become very powerful when the GOP takes over.
Interesting take.
Probably right on.
