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Thank you. Nobody better personifies the Justice Department's perplexing halfway-in approach to the January

6th investigation than Mark Meadows.

DOJ has now subpoenaed Meadows, sort of, but by all appearances, they're also nowhere near

either charging him or fully flipping him.

This one seems likely to land somewhere in that unsatisfying middle.

Merrick Garland's Justice Department will be able to say they investigated Meadows and other power

players, but the effort ultimately seems destined, calibrated, perhaps, to land short of the top bosses.

DOJ under Garland has a spotty history on Mark Meadows. You'll recall that Meadows was one of the

first people who received a subpoena from the House January 6th committee back in September 2021. He got off to a flying start producing thousands of damning texts in which

various powerful elected officials and advisors begged him to get Trump to do something,

anything, to stop the violence at the Capitol. Memorably, Trump's own son felt it necessary to go through the chief of staff to reach his own dad.

Quote, he's got to condemn this shit ASAP.

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