Recent findings have brought to light a possible turn of events in Donald Trump's legal battles in Georgia. Reports indicate that Trump's allies, including former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, may be distancing themselves from the former president.

According to court records referenced in a Politico report, Meadows and other former allies are being characterized as part of a racketeering scheme to rig Georgia's 2020 election. Meadows' defense lawyer, Michael Francisco, highlighted Trump's involvement in the infamous phone call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger on January 2, 2021.

While Meadows' speaking roles were limited, he never made a request to alter the vote totals. These revelations seemingly connect Meadows' case with previous news surrounding the Mar-a-Lago IT director and attempts to erase security footage from the resort.

Politico suggests that this new information strengthens the argument against Trump, citing potential obstruction of justice and mishandling of classified information. However, court filings from David Shafer, Cathleen Latham, and Shawn Still claim they were following orders from Trump and his lawyers while attempting to tamper with Georgia's election results.

Recent findings have brought to light a possible turn of events in Donald Trump's legal battles in Georgia. Reports indicate that Trump's allies, including former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, may be distancing themselves from the former president.
According to court records referenced in a Politico report, Meadows and other former allies are being characterized as part of a racketeering scheme to rig Georgia's 2020 election. Meadows' defense lawyer, Michael Francisco, highlighted Trump's involvement in the infamous phone call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger on January 2, 2021.
While Meadows' speaking roles were limited, he never made a request to alter the vote totals. These revelations seemingly connect Meadows' case with previous news surrounding the Mar-a-Lago IT director and attempts to erase security footage from the resort.
Politico suggests that this new information strengthens the argument against Trump, citing potential obstruction of justice and mishandling of classified information. However, court filings from David Shafer, Cathleen Latham, and Shawn Still claim they were following orders from Trump and his lawyers while attempting to tamper with Georgia's election results.

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