It would seem that being an election denialist, or a supporter thereof, is the not the wisest of legal/career moves. It all provides at least some hope that there is some justice in all of this nonsense.
- Via WaPo: Judge says Rudy Giuliani must pay $148 million judgment immediately.
- Via NYT: Giuliani Files for Bankruptcy Protection.
- Via Politico: Appeals court shoots down Mark Meadows’ bid to derail Georgia racketeering case.
- Via CNN: ‘Incompetent dumpster fire’: Michigan GOP rocked by financial turmoil and infighting.
Kristina Karamo – a former community college professor with limited political experience – became the head of the state party in February after pushing far-right election conspiracy theories and promising to end the party’s reliance on traditional wealthy donors.
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Karamo gained political clout in Michigan by repeatedly claiming she witnessed fraud in the 2020 election when she served as a poll challenger. A Republican-led Michigan Senate investigation concluded the following year that there was “no evidence” of widespread fraud in that election, but that didn’t deter Karamo.
- And a bonus tangential entry from the Texas Tribune: Ken Paxton and aides ordered to answer questions under oath in whistleblower case.
