Mark Meadows, just doin' what his boss told him to do

 

Mark Meadows was just denied a move of trial in the Atlanta, GA RICO case. His argument was essentially that he was just following orders. Judge Steve C Jones ruled that Meadows was NOT acting in his federal position as chief of staff when he made various arrangements for Trump and his Racketeers to upend the 2020 election process. Check out his full Wikipedia entry HERE.  

Reading his bio, we can track a career path from son of working poor family to a young man who earned an associate's degree (later claiming it was a full 4 year degree until found out) and then opened a restaurant, followed by real estate which lead to involvement in the Republican Party. Here's a particularly revealing highlight of the type of intellect displayed by Mark Meadows in his business ventures: 

  "In 2014, Meadows sold 134 acres (54 hectares) of land in Dinosaur, Colorado, to a young earth creationist group. He appeared in the controversial creationist film Raising the Allosaur: The True Story of a Rare Dinosaur and the Home Schoolers Who Found It (2002), which was debunked by experts.^[21]"

Eventually he ran for congress as an ultra conservative and stepped into a pile of doodoo, I mean, stepped into the role of Trump's Chief of Staff during the final racketeering days of the Trump regime.

Now the question is -- will he or won't he? As in turn on his former boss. 

As the #TrumpTrials turn!