The Jan. 6 committee provided journalists with a deluge of texts between Mark Meadows, Donald Trump’s last chief of staff, members of Congress and others.
Then-White House chief of staff Mark Meadows speaks with reporters at the White House, Oct. 21, 2020, in Washington.
No matter where you stand on the matter of the 2020 election, the exchanges with Meadows show elected officials floating increasingly wild and desperate-sounding ideas to block the Electoral College certification, either at the federal or state level. It lifts the curtain on the chaotic atmosphere in whichOne exception to the lack of attention for the House panel is the somewhat pointless debate over whether it will make criminal referralswhen it meets four days before Christmas.
Biggs peppered Meadows with proposals. Republican governors legislatures in states with"shenanigans" could block their electors if"they have the collective will and backbone."
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