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Justice official resigning amid uproar over Dems’ subpoena
John Demers, a Trump appointee, will leave by the end of next week, a Justice Department official told The Associated Press on Monday.
Demers has been in charge of the department’s national security division since late February 2018, and his division has played a role in each of the leak investigations.
https://apnews.com/article/justice-...ized-records-e9fd00c31fc53f827a8921f551b4008e
John Demers, a Trump appointee, will leave by the end of next week, a Justice Department official told The Associated Press on Monday.
Demers has been in charge of the department’s national security division since late February 2018, and his division has played a role in each of the leak investigations.
https://apnews.com/article/justice-...ized-records-e9fd00c31fc53f827a8921f551b4008e
New emails detail Trump’s efforts to have Justice Department take up his false election-fraud claims
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...8ab654-cdc9-11eb-8014-2f3926ca24d9_story.html
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...8ab654-cdc9-11eb-8014-2f3926ca24d9_story.html
Boeing Restarts Donations to Members of the So-Called ‘Sedition Caucus’
The aerospace and defense giant paused political contributions after Jan. 6. But only for a little bit.
In a recent filing with the Federal Election Commission, the defense contractor’s political action committee reported major contributions to three Republican members of Congress who voted to challenge the results of the Electoral College: Rep. Steve Scalise; Rep. Vicky Hartzler; and Rep. Jack Bergman.
The report, Boeing’s first to show political contributions after the assault on the Capitol, also disclosed a $25,000 gift to the Republican Attorneys General Association, whose fundraising arm helped promote the Jan. 6 rally to “stop the steal.” Boeing contributed less than half that amount to the organization’s Democratic counterpart.
Boeing gave Scalise and Hartzler each a $5,000 donation, the maximum limit for an election. Bergman, a Michigan conservative who in December pushed erroneous claims of election fraud in his home state, got half that amount. (Boeing has previously donated to all three.)
https://www.thedailybeast.com/boeing-restarts-donations-to-members-of-the-so-called-sedition-caucus
The aerospace and defense giant paused political contributions after Jan. 6. But only for a little bit.
In a recent filing with the Federal Election Commission, the defense contractor’s political action committee reported major contributions to three Republican members of Congress who voted to challenge the results of the Electoral College: Rep. Steve Scalise; Rep. Vicky Hartzler; and Rep. Jack Bergman.
The report, Boeing’s first to show political contributions after the assault on the Capitol, also disclosed a $25,000 gift to the Republican Attorneys General Association, whose fundraising arm helped promote the Jan. 6 rally to “stop the steal.” Boeing contributed less than half that amount to the organization’s Democratic counterpart.
Boeing gave Scalise and Hartzler each a $5,000 donation, the maximum limit for an election. Bergman, a Michigan conservative who in December pushed erroneous claims of election fraud in his home state, got half that amount. (Boeing has previously donated to all three.)
https://www.thedailybeast.com/boeing-restarts-donations-to-members-of-the-so-called-sedition-caucus
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