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News coming out of Travis County Texas this evening that Ken Paxton bribery buddy Nate Paul is being held in the county jail on a Federal warrant at the request of the FBI.
www.texastribune.org/…
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Most importantly, while Sen. Fann and others maintained all along that the audit was not partisan and was not intended to help Trump, the emails show Doug Logan was in contact with Stop the Steal leaders, right-wing funders, and members of Trump’s orbit from the start. Like the fake electors scheme, the countless lawsuits, the Giuliani-Powell traveling circus, and the Jan. 6 insurrection itself, the Maricopa County audit was simply another tool in Trump’s 2020 election overthrow scheme.
It’s not hard to see why Logan did not want the emails released. The first story yesterday made it clear that Cyber Ninjas didn’t know WTF they were doing, and any “findings” they announced were fiction, which is what most reputable audit firms said at the time.
Another story today sheds light on Doug Logan’s role in the Stop the Steal movement before he was hired to run the Arizona audit (which explains why he was hired).
I can see AG Kris Mayes’s office from my window. I’m guessing she might be interested in this outright fraud, as does reporter Laurie Roberts:
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From CNN:
www.cnn.com/…
This poor schmuck would be wise to fully cooperate with the Feds, unless he wants to spend many years in prison. He was a Navy veteran, so he should have known better.
Way to go, Special Counsel Jack Smith! Keep those indictments coming, please.
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Trumps Attorneys Resign After Indictments:
In a joint statement, Trusty and Rowley said: "This morning we tendered our resignations as counsel to President Trump, and we will no longer represent him on either the indicted case or the January 6 investigation."
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GOP Senate Leaders: “It’s Not Worth Defending Trump”
McConnell isn't alone, though, Fox noted — for instance, Minority Whip John Thune (R-SD) has also not offered any public comment on the matter yet either.
"The reality is that many Senate Republicans would like to move on beyond Donald Trump," said Fox. "They don't want to be involved in the day-to-day nitty-gritty responding to everything that the former president does. Obviously, they are going to have to respond when they return to Washington next week. This is going to be the first question at a Republican press conference on Tuesday that lawmakers hold, but there is a reason that they are holding back, and part of that is they believe that it's just not worth defending the former president."
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Next week isn’t looking any better
www.texastribune.org/…
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Most importantly, while Sen. Fann and others maintained all along that the audit was not partisan and was not intended to help Trump, the emails show Doug Logan was in contact with Stop the Steal leaders, right-wing funders, and members of Trump’s orbit from the start. Like the fake electors scheme, the countless lawsuits, the Giuliani-Powell traveling circus, and the Jan. 6 insurrection itself, the Maricopa County audit was simply another tool in Trump’s 2020 election overthrow scheme.
It’s not hard to see why Logan did not want the emails released. The first story yesterday made it clear that Cyber Ninjas didn’t know WTF they were doing, and any “findings” they announced were fiction, which is what most reputable audit firms said at the time.
Another story today sheds light on Doug Logan’s role in the Stop the Steal movement before he was hired to run the Arizona audit (which explains why he was hired).
I can see AG Kris Mayes’s office from my window. I’m guessing she might be interested in this outright fraud, as does reporter Laurie Roberts:
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From CNN:
www.cnn.com/…
This poor schmuck would be wise to fully cooperate with the Feds, unless he wants to spend many years in prison. He was a Navy veteran, so he should have known better.
Way to go, Special Counsel Jack Smith! Keep those indictments coming, please.
*******
Trumps Attorneys Resign After Indictments:
In a joint statement, Trusty and Rowley said: "This morning we tendered our resignations as counsel to President Trump, and we will no longer represent him on either the indicted case or the January 6 investigation."
••••••
GOP Senate Leaders: “It’s Not Worth Defending Trump”
McConnell isn't alone, though, Fox noted — for instance, Minority Whip John Thune (R-SD) has also not offered any public comment on the matter yet either.
"The reality is that many Senate Republicans would like to move on beyond Donald Trump," said Fox. "They don't want to be involved in the day-to-day nitty-gritty responding to everything that the former president does. Obviously, they are going to have to respond when they return to Washington next week. This is going to be the first question at a Republican press conference on Tuesday that lawmakers hold, but there is a reason that they are holding back, and part of that is they believe that it's just not worth defending the former president."
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Next week isn’t looking any better
Is that IN, KS, MO or OR?
