The man who has all but disappeared since Donald Trump left office may have just buried Trump.
I am speaking of Donald Trump’s former Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows.
Meadows is named in the suit against Trump in Georgia, but he has already filed a motion for separation and to have his case moved to federal court.
Say It Ain’t So
The problem for Trump here is that Meadows has no recollection of Trump’s “standing order” to declassify any documents that were taken to Mar-a-Lago, but that is not all.
Meadows also has a book called, “The Chief’s Chief.”
Before the book was published, there was a passage that explained a classified war plan that was just lying on Trump’s couch in his Bedminster office, a document that Trump has already claimed did not exist.
The passage was present in the first draft of Meadows’ book, but it was later taken out.
The passage stated, “On the couch in front of the President’s desk, there’s a four-page report typed up by Mark Milley himself.
“It shows the general’s own plan to attack Iran, something he urged President Trump to do more than once during his presidency. … When President Trump found this plan in his old files this morning, he pointed out that if he had been able to make this declassified, it would probably ‘win his case.'”
Here is the thing… in that case, they are using the Espionage Act.
If they are successful and Trump is convicted, he is then ineligible to run for office per the 14th Amendment (Section 3).
So, imagine that Trump wins the nomination, then the case concludes and Trump is found guilty… what do we do then?
Source: ABC News
