Headline: Business Insider, 4/26/2022
"From an Intel friend: [the Director of National Intelligence] needs to task [the National Security Agency] to immediately seize and begin looking for international comms related to Dominion," Perry texted Meadows on November 12, five days after major news networks called the the 2020 election for President-elect Joe Biden.
A source told CNN that Meadows did not follow through on that request. That same day, Perry also reportedly told Meadows that foreign powers, including the British government, were involved in manipulating US elections, and that CIA Director Gina Haspel was part of a cover-up.
Perry's text, of course, is complete and utter.....
12/21/2021 update, "Meet the real Scott Perry: GOP troglodyte, Freedom Caucus clown show crazy, Trump insurrectionist and traitor", starts here.
Photo credit: Middletown Press and Journal
USA Today, 12/21/2021
In a Monday letter, the committee said it wanted to interview Perry about evidence that he advocated the late appointment of an acting attorney general who would presumably investigate false claims of voter fraud in states that Trump lost to President Joe Biden.
The apparent goal: Reverse certification of Biden's wins in those states, or prevent the counting of their electoral votes, enabling Trump to somehow prevail in the Electoral College.
New York Times, 1/23/2021
It was Mr. Perry, a member of the hard-line Freedom Caucus, who first made Mr. Trump aware that a relatively obscure Justice Department official, Jeffrey Clark, the acting chief of the civil division, was sympathetic to Mr. Trump’s view that the election had been stolen, according to former administration officials who spoke with Mr. Clark and Mr. Trump.
Mr. Perry introduced the president to Mr. Clark, whose openness to conspiracy theories about election fraud presented Mr. Trump with a welcome change from the acting attorney general, Jeffrey A. Rosen, who stood by the results of the election and had repeatedly resisted the president’s efforts to undo them.
Mr. Perry’s previously unreported role, and the quiet discussions between Mr. Trump and Mr. Clark that followed, underlined how much the former president was willing to use the government to subvert the election, turning to more junior and relatively unknown figures for help as ranking Republicans and cabinet members rebuffed him. [emphasis added]
Consulting with the decomposers, in other words.
Original 11/1/2019 post, "Meet the GOP lemmings of Congress", starts here.
Say 'hello' to a Freedom Caucus crazy!
Quoted not in Where House members stand on impeaching Trump (Washington Post) but at Scott Perry Congressman.
One of Perry's greatest hits: "One Man, One Woman".
Donald Trump declares war on Freedom Caucus. (4/5/2017)
Scott Perry, an A+ student, leads his Republican colleagues in a chorus of "I Pledge Allegiance to the NRA". (1/7/2016)
Meet the dimwits of Congress. (10/20/2015)
Meet 'the crazies' in the U.S. House of Representatives. (10/10/2015)
Meet the members of the Republican Study Committee. (7/30/2015)
No friend to the environment. (4/6/2015)
Other GOP lemmings posts:
Bradley Byrne, Alabama. (10/10/2019)
Martha Roby, Alabama. (10/10/2019)
Mike Rogers, Alabama. (10/10/2019)
Robert Aderholt, Alabama. (10/10/2019)
Mo Brooks, Alabama. (10/10/2019)
Gary Palmer, Alabama. (10/10/2019)
Don Young, Alaska. (10/10/2019)
Paul Gosar, Arizona. (10/10/2019)
Andy Biggs, Arizona. (10/10/2019)
Debbie Lesko, Arizona. (10/10/2019)
Rick Crawford, Arkansas. (10/10/2019)
French Hill, Arkansas. (10/10/2019)
Steve Womack, Arkansas. (10/11/2019)
Bruce Westerman, Arkansas. (10/11/2019)
Tom Cotton, Arkansas. (10/16/2019)
Doug LaMalfa, California. (10/11/2019)
Tom McClintock, California. (10/11/2019)
Paul Cook, California. (10/11/2019)
Devin Nunes, California. (10/11/2019)
Kevin McCarthy, California. (10/12/2019)
Ken Calvert, California. (10/12/2019)
Duncan Hunter, California. (10/12/2019)
Ken Buck, Colorado. (10/13/2019)
Doug Lamborn, Colorado. (10/13/2019)
Matt Gaetz, Florida. (10/13/2019)
Ted Yoho, Florida. (10/14/2019)
Daniel Webster, Florida. (10/14/2019)
Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida. (10/14/2019)
Buddy Carter, Georgia. (10/15/2019)
Rob Woodall, Georgia. (10/15/2019)
Doug Collins, Georgia. (10/15/2019)
Jody Hice, Georgia. (10/16/2019)
Barry Loudermilk, Georgia. (10/17/2019)
Rick Allen, Georgia. (10/17/2019)
Tom Graves, Georgia. (10/17/2019)
Mike Bost, Illinois. (10/18/2019)
Rodney Davis, Illinois. (10/18/2019)
John Shimkus, Illinois. (10/18/2019)
Darin LaHood, Illinois. (10/19/2019)
Jackie Walorski, Indiana. (10/19/2019)
Jim Banks, Indiana. (10/19/2019)
Larry Bucshon, Indiana. (10/20/2019)
Steve King, Iowa. (10/20/2019)
James Comer, Kentucky. (10/20/2019)
Brett Guthrie, Kentucky. (10/21/2019)
Thomas Massie, Kentucky. (10/21/2019)
Hal Rogers, Kentucky. (10/21/2019)
Andy Barr, Kentucky. (10/22/2019)
Steve Scalise, Louisiana. (10/22/2019)
Mike Johnson, Louisiana. (10/22/2019)
Andy Harris, Maryland. (10/22/2019)
Jack Bergman, Michigan. (10/22/2019)
Tim Walberg, Michigan. (10/22/2019)
Tom Emmer, Minnesota. (10/22/2019)
Steve Palazzo, Mississippi. (10/23/2019)
Ann Wagner, Missouri. (10/23/2019)
Blaine Luetkemeyer, Missouri. (10/23/2019)
Vicky Hartzler, Missouri. (10/23/2019)
Sam Graves, Missouri. (10/24/2019)
Billy Long, Missouri. (10/24/2019)
Jason Smith, Missouri. (10/25/2019)
Greg Gianforte, Montana. (10/24/2019)
Jeff Fortenberry, Nebraska. (10/24/2019)
Don Bacon, Nebraska. (10/25/2019)
Adrian Smith, Nebraska. (10/25/2019)
Lee Zeldin, New York. (10/25/2019)
Peter King, New York. (10/25/2019)
Tom Reed, New York. (10/25/2019)
John Katko, New York. (10/25/2019)
George Holding, North Carolina. (10/27/2019)
Virginia Foxx, North Carolina. (10/27/2019)
Mark Walker, North Carolina. (10/27/2019)
Richard Hudson, North Carolina. (10/27/2019)
Mark Meadows, North Carolina. (10/27/2019)
Ted Budd, North Carolina. (10/28/2019)
Steve Chabot, Ohio. (10/28/2019)
Brad Wenstrup, Ohio. (10/28/2019)
Jim Jordan, Ohio. 10/29/2019)
Bob Latta, Ohio. (10/29/2019)
Bill Johnson, Ohio. (10/30/2019)
Bob Gibbs, Ohio. (10/30/2019)
Warren Davidson, Ohio. (10/30/2019)
Michael Turner, Ohio. (10/31/2019)
Steve Stivers, Ohio. (10/31/2019)
Markwayne Mullin, Oklahoma. (11/1/2019)
Frank Lucas, Oklahoma. (11/1/2019)
Tom Cole, Oklahoma. (11/1/2019)
Marsha Blackburn, Tennessee. (10/16/2019)
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