Can Trump aide Meadows move from deal breaker to deal-maker?
(WorldNews Business)

WASHINGTON (AP) — Mark Meadows dropped to a knee in then-Speaker John Boehner’s office, the still-new congressman apologizing for joining those trying to oust the Republican leader. Two years later, Meadows did it anyway, leading the House Freedom Caucus’ push for Boehner’s departure in 2015. Now as President Donald Trump’s chief of staff, Meadows is an unorthodox pick for the White House role, trying to negotiate a coronavirus relief package on Capitol Hill. He is seen more as a deal breaker than deal-maker, a newcomer who arrived in Congress with the tea party, led a government shutdown and made a name for himself slashing budgets rather than building them. On a...