Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows is having a very bad month. Two weeks ago, The New Yorker broke a story about how Meadows had registered to vote in North Carolina—a crucial swing state won by just 1 percent—using an address in the town of Scaly Mountain of a dilapidated mobile home in which he apparently had never actually set foot. The standard
It's beyond time for the Justice department to stop caring how things look, and start looking at how things are. It is cowardly and dangerous to let these people off the hook, all because it might look political. When a President and his cohorts, commit multiple crimes, practically in plain sight, it stops being a political "witch hunt". If they're worried about how things look, start worrying about how if looks to people not in trump's cult if these people get away with this. Start worrying about how our democracy will look. If Merrick Garland doesn't have the stomach for this job, he should resign and let someone else handle it, before it's too late.
The far-right always accuses people of crimes that they themselves are committing, so not surprising if Mark Meadows would commit voter fraud. Kind of like when Trump accuses the media of fake news while he is busy creating fake news about a stolen election. Or when Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses Democrats of being Nazis while she herself is supporting actual Nazis. Business as usual in Crazytown.
Those who defend *trump will no doubt say that all these allegations are merely spaghetti thrown up against the wall to see what sticks. The problem is that pretty much all of it sticks, though I hope an investigator comes up with a solid receipt for those burner phones. Gotta say that Mark Meadows gives trailer trash a bad name.
Per The Hill, the North Carolina AG has made a criminal referral to the North Carolina Bureau of Investigation known as the "SBI". There is no evidence Meadows even spent one day in the sheet metal roof not-so-Mobile Home.
It's beyond time for the Justice department to stop caring how things look, and start looking at how things are. It is cowardly and dangerous to let these people off the hook, all because it might look political. When a President and his cohorts, commit multiple crimes, practically in plain sight, it stops being a political "witch hunt". If they're worried about how things look, start worrying about how if looks to people not in trump's cult if these people get away with this. Start worrying about how our democracy will look. If Merrick Garland doesn't have the stomach for this job, he should resign and let someone else handle it, before it's too late.
The far-right always accuses people of crimes that they themselves are committing, so not surprising if Mark Meadows would commit voter fraud. Kind of like when Trump accuses the media of fake news while he is busy creating fake news about a stolen election. Or when Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses Democrats of being Nazis while she herself is supporting actual Nazis. Business as usual in Crazytown.
Those who defend *trump will no doubt say that all these allegations are merely spaghetti thrown up against the wall to see what sticks. The problem is that pretty much all of it sticks, though I hope an investigator comes up with a solid receipt for those burner phones. Gotta say that Mark Meadows gives trailer trash a bad name.
I'm thinking throw the book at him in every state for every offense. More than one is bound to stick in that mess.
I love the detail about registering at a mobile home. 🤣
Per The Hill, the North Carolina AG has made a criminal referral to the North Carolina Bureau of Investigation known as the "SBI". There is no evidence Meadows even spent one day in the sheet metal roof not-so-Mobile Home.
Why has not one person who was in a position of power been brought to justice?
Well, we can only hope that this is the sign of things to come. Now it's time for the Justice Department to start sharpening the knives.