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ce was likely to neutralize objections that some aides had raised in recent days over allowing him to participate in televised coronavirus updates." Meadows, "along with senior adviser Jared Kushner and top officials on the president's reelection campaign, had previously urged him to tether his reelecti

has been demeaned and disparaged." Reuters also reports that "the decision to restart briefings came after tension between Trump's chief of staff, Mark Meadows, whose team took over leadership of the West Wing in March, and others in the White House, especially Vice President Mike Pence's team, about the ri

cture Readiness (AIR) Act of 2020', and the nominations of Joel Szabat to be Under Secretary of Transportation for Policy, Michael O'Rielly to be a Federal Communications Commission member, Michael Walsh Jr. to be Department of Commerce General Counsel, and Mary Toman to be Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs Loca

ite House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows told reporters on Capitol Hill that a new headquarters is a `pressing need.' While he defended its inclusion, Meadows said it won't be an obstacle to passage of another relief bill. `There are a number of things in the last bill that had nothing to do with the coron

hnology/amazon-apple-facebook-google- antitrust-hearing.html> (7/28, ICang, Nicas, McCabe, 18.61M) quotes Gigi Sohn, "a former senior adviser at the Federal Communications Commission and a fellow at Georgetown University's law school," as saying, "It has the feeling of tech's Big Tobacco moment." The Times says Republicans are "e

rts, DOJ, and Department of Homeland Security appointees, did not believe his assertions about election fraud. The article noted that despite this, Meadows played a significant role during the January 6 Capitol riot, was involved in the fake elector's scheme, and was frequently in touch with far-right G

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