Trump’s ex-chief of staff was plotting a coup

Former President Donald Trump’s chief of staff has Watchman A PowerPoint presentation of plans to carry out a coup was submitted to the US Congressional Committee. This committee is investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol. The Mark Meadows dossier contained ideas to keep Trump in power longer.

The PowerPoint states, among other things, that Trump can declare a national emergency. This way he can stay in power longer in the United States. This state of emergency should be declared after China allegedly had access to electronic voting systems. Then all electronic votes must be declared void. As a result, Parliament must look for a solution.

Trump and his allies are working their way to staying in power longer

The document also contains a number of points that former Vice President Mike Pence could have used to prevent Joe Biden from being declared the new Speaker of Parliament on January 6. That way he could appoint more Trump supporters as electoral votes.

It is said that former President Trump and his closest allies such as Meadows, Rudy Giuliani and Steve Bannon worked hard until January 6 to find a solution that would keep Trump in power in the United States for much longer.

January 6 was the day Trump supporters finally stormed the Capitol in an effort to prevent official approval of the election results. This did not work in the end.

Meadows refuses to cooperate in Capitol storm investigation

Meadows pledged to cooperate with the parliamentary committee investigating the storming of the Capitol in late November, but withdrew this cooperation last Wednesday. The chief of staff is now likely to face trial for refusing to cooperate.

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