78, ‘contrary to the Constitution, can be valid.’ ‘The court in Hubbard v. ‘No legislative act,’ wrote Alexander Hamilton in Federalist No. On January 6, 2021, Vice President Mike Pence, as President of the Senate, should call out all electoral votes that he believes are unconstitutional as no electoral votes at all – in accordance with guidance from founding father Alexander Hamilton and judicial precedence. Marjorie Taylor Greene to Mark Meadowsġ1:27 p.m.: Rep. Marjorie Taylor GreeneĢ:31 p.m.: Mark Meadows to Rep. I have 100 dead voters names!!Ģ:30 p.m.: Mark Meadows to Rep. Last night Sen Graham told me that if I found 100 names of dead voters in GA that he would object. Errors in spelling and grammar reflect the messages as they were sent, which in some cases include profanity.Ģ:30 p.m.: Rep. Note: CNN has removed personal information from the texts. There are also numerous texts from reporters at news organizations such as The New York Times, Politico, Bloomberg, CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox News and CNN.

The texts include messages from former White House officials, Meadows associates and Republican members of Congress, as well as Trump’s oldest son. Here’s a minute-by-minute timeline of the notable text messages that Meadows sent and received on January 5 and January 6, which have been verified by CNN. Meadows’ texts, which he selectively provided to the panel, show that even those closest to former President Donald Trump believed he had the power to stop the violence in real time. This is a voice we need more of.CNN has obtained 2,319 text messages that former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows handed over to the January 6 committee that were sent and received between Election Day 2020 and President Joe Biden’s inauguration, including more than 150 on January 6. Instead, he unearths nuggets of memories from our own pasts, explores them, and let's them go, throwing them back to the void for us to wonder what happens after. He doesn't fear where a story will go or what ugliness is uncovered. I connected with something in each one be it a thought in the character's mind, an observation, the truth in friendships that come and go, and not knowing what the heck the future will bring. I won't even try because each one is a little world unto itself, and sometimes they connect. I don't have a favorite in the 18 stories. Yet there's humor, warmth, and a desire for more at the core of these stories. And the stories in Nobody's Looking-which range from 2 pages to many-hit upon many real truths about childhood and growing up.

There's nothing wrong with them, but sometimes real is better. There's a desire among most readers who want and sometimes even demand Happily Ever After tales. I'm not someone who typically goes out of my way to read short stories, but after finishing Nobody's Looking, I may just start.

Nobody's Looking by J.R. Miller