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== [[Mark Meadows]] ==

== [[Mark Meadows]] ==

The Chief of Staff to Trump since early March 2020, Mark Meadows' tenure has coincided with a decline by Trump in the polls and his chances for reelection. Merely a coincidental correlation? Meadows has interfered with decisive action by Trump which could have opened up access to [[hydroxychloroquine]] for the [[American]] people, who instead remain largely sheltered out of fear of being denied the all-important early treatment for the [[Wuhan virus]].

The Chief of Staff to Trump since early March 2020, Mark Meadows' tenure coincided with a decline by Trump in the polls and his chances for reelection. Merely a coincidental correlation? Meadows interfered with decisive action by Trump which could have opened up access to [[hydroxychloroquine]] for the [[American]] people, who instead remain largely sheltered out of fear of being denied the all-important early treatment for the [[Wuhan virus]].

On Saturday, October 3, 2020, Meadows ineptly spoke to reporters "off the record" to contradict what Trump's personal physician had just publicly stated.  Trump was furious at Meadows.

On Saturday, October 3, 2020, Meadows ineptly spoke to reporters "off the record" to contradict what Trump's personal physician had just publicly stated.  Trump was furious at Meadows.

On December 22, 2020, Meadows showed up at a sham investigation of signatures on mail-in ballots in Georgia, where state officials allowed 1.3 million of such ballots without any audit of the signatures in order to prevent fraud.  But Meadows was not even allowed in the room where the sham comparison was occurring, despite having traveled there from out-of-state.  He stayed for only 20 minutes outside the room, without witnessing anything, and then ineptly left without public comment.<ref>https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/georgia-finishes-first-phase-signature-match-audit-white-house-shows-up-with-questions/4I3W6BTZGJACVHSGMP7GXX3LKI/</ref>

On December 22, 2020, Meadows showed up at a sham investigation of signatures on mail-in ballots in Georgia, where state officials allowed 1.3 million of such ballots without any audit of the signatures in order to prevent fraud.  But Meadows was not even allowed in the room where the sham comparison was occurring, despite having traveled there from out-of-state.  He stayed for only 20 minutes outside the room, without witnessing anything, and then ineptly left without public comment.<ref>https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/georgia-finishes-first-phase-signature-match-audit-white-house-shows-up-with-questions/4I3W6BTZGJACVHSGMP7GXX3LKI/</ref>