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On Oct. 28, 2020 — less than a week before the election — Ginni Thomas sent more than a dozen links to a Google Group called “20024.” “[Redacted] asked me for links we have all been sharing about the coming insurrection, chaos, and violence,” she wrote. 
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed FOIA into law on July 4, 1966. Records show LBJ personally removed strong language supporting open government from the press statement. He only agreed to sign it after DOJ suggested he include a signing statement.
Documents released through our ongoing lawsuit against the Treasury Department and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation include flight itineraries, travel authorizations, and expense records from three separate trips.
In the last two decades, a robust “election integrity” movement has grown out of a conservative backlash. Activists have long used overblown claims about fraud to justify voting restrictions aimed at ensuring a conservative electorate. 
On Oct. 28, 2020 — less than a week before the election — Ginni Thomas sent more than a dozen links to a Google group. “[Redacted] asked me for links we have all been sharing about the coming insurrection, chaos, and violence,” she wrote.
The complaint asks the district attorney to void any actions of the panel that did not comply with the Open Meetings Law and take steps to prevent further meetings.
Rep. Jackson Lee highlighted a memo that Barr, prior to his appointment, had sent then Deputy AG Rosenstein regarding the Mueller investigation. We obtained Barr’s text with the memo. He wrote that he felt “very deeply about some of the issues taking shape in the Mueller matter.” 