Mark Meadows

Trump’s Lawlessness Continues: No Accountability Expected

In a significant legal setback, Mark Meadows’s attempt to transfer his Georgia election interference case to federal court was rejected, as the appeals court found his actions unrelated to his former federal duties. This ruling, impacting one of nineteen co-defendants including Donald Trump, leaves the case in state court. Trump’s recent election victory grants him presidential immunity, effectively halting his prosecution; however, the impact on his co-defendants remains uncertain. A pending appeal to remove the District Attorney is also subject to change given Trump’s new status.

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Mark Meadows unmasked in Arizona fake electors indictment, faces 9 felony charges: Report

Mark Meadows, the once chief of staff to former President Donald Trump, is now facing nine felony charges in Arizona related to the expansive fake electors case. These charges include conspiracy, fraudulent schemes and artifices, and felony forgery allegations. The severity of these charges, ranging from Class 2 felony to Class 1 felony, could potentially lead to serious consequences, with sentencing guidelines indicating prison time from 1.5 years to life.

The fact that Meadows, a key figure in Trump’s inner circle, is now facing these charges is a significant development. It raises questions about the integrity and actions of those within the highest levels of government.… Continue reading