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A TPM EXCLUSIVE SERIES
THE MEADOWS TEXTS
Mark Meadows Exchanged Texts With 34 Members Of Congress About Plans To Overturn The 2020 Election
The Messages Included Battle Cries, Crackpot Legal Theories, And ‘Invoking Marshall Law!!’

Based on TPM’s analysis, Meadows received at least 364 messages from Republican members of Congress who discussed attempts to reverse the election results with him. He sent at least 95 messages of his own. The committee did not respond to requests for comment. Some of Meadows’ texts — notably with Fox News personalities and a couple members of Congress — have already been made public by the committee, media outlets, and in the book “The Breach.” However, the full scope of his engagement with congressional Republicans as they worked to overturn the election has not previously been revealed.

Meadows’ text log shows what the scheme to reverse the election results looked like behind the scenes, revealing new details about which members of Congress helped spearhead the efforts and the strategies they deployed. The members who messaged Meadows about challenging the election included some of the highest-profile figures on the right flank in Congress, such as Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), and Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL), all of whom are identified as playing leading roles in the effort to undo Trump’s defeat.

Southern Sister Resister - Wordsmith #IAmTheStorm @ResisterSis20 wrote: Reminder that Mark Meadows texted with 34 Republicans during the planning, execution, and aftermath of January 6th.

The meltdown from MTG and others is because shit just got real and Target Letters may be in their inboxes.
#JackSmith
#FreshStrong
#TrumpIndictments

John Thomas8 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 19, 2023 8:43 pm How does that not qualify them for removal via the 14th Amendment?

ABC News has also reviewed an early draft of the prologue to Meadows' book, "The Chief's Chief," about his time serving as Trump's chief of staff for the final months of the Trump White House, which includes a description of Trump having a classified war plan "on the couch" at his office in Bedminster, New Jersey, at a meeting attended by Meadows' ghostwriter and publicist, but not by Meadows himself. The reference to that document being in Trump's possession was removed before the book was published.

Multiple sources tell ABC News Meadows acknowledged to investigators that he asked that the paragraph be changed, and that it would be "problematic" had Trump had such a document in his possession. Sources tell ABC News that Meadows told special counsel investigators that he did not discuss making those edits with Trump.

Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Tue Aug 22, 2023 1:48 pm ... on a couch in his Bedford office ...

Foggy wrote: ↑Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:19 am

Slim Cognito wrote: ↑Tue Aug 22, 2023 1:48 pm ... on a couch in his Bedford office ...

Bedminster. Bedford is the community next door to mine. Dat's (almost) mah hood.