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Evening Roundup: We've Had Enough!

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By Walter M. Shaub, Musk’s Status
| Substack
And in case you missed us this morning, please check out: Stay vigilant, stay active, stay energized! Thanks for your support. See you in the morning!
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Musk’s Status in Government May Violate Criminal Law

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By Walter M. Shaub
| Substack
By Walter Shaub Elon Musk’s status in our government is unclear. But whether he is a regular government employee, a “special government employee,” or a volunteer, the primary conflict of interest statute prohibits him from participating in any particular matter affecting his financial interests or the financial interest of anyone whose interests are imputed to him, such as a spouse or a general partner.
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The Hatch Act Bars Meadows’ Removal Bid

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By Walter M. Shaub, Norman Eisen, Joshua Kolb
| Just Security Verified
Shortly after the Fulton County District Attorney charged Mark Meadows for alleged involvement in a criminal conspiracy to overturn the legitimate results of the 2020 election in Georgia, he sought to remove the case to federal court. On Monday, Aug. 28, federal district court Judge Steve C. Jones will hold an evidentiary hearing to evaluate Meadows’ filing. Even though the legal hurdle is low and the law is favorable to federal officers, Meadows faces a seemingly insurmountable barrier.
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