Trump's Former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Loses Bid to Move Racketeering Case to Federal Court

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Particularly, Jones said that, "The Court finds that the color of the Office of the White House Chief of Staff did not include working with or working for the Trump campaign, except for simply coordinating the President's schedule, traveling with the President to his campaign events, and redirecting communications to the campaign.""Thus, consistent with his testimony and the federal statutes and regulations, engaging in political activities exceeds the outer limits of the Office of the White House Chief of Staff," Jones wrote in his 49-page ruling.
43% : Graham testified before the special grand jury about his phone calls to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger, who said in his own testimony that the conversation with Graham made him "uncomfortable" because some of his suggestions might have led to "disenfranchising voters.
38% : Because the trial would still be under state law, however, Meadows would not have been eligible for a federal pardon.

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