mLiveEx-SOS Terri Lynn Land says Trump lawyers wanted her at Michigan GOP false electors meeting
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54% : LANSING, MI -- Former Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land said Meshawn Maddock, a grassroots leader in the Michigan Republican Party at the time, asked her to attend a December 2020 meeting on behalf of then President Donald Trump's attorneys - the same meeting where 16 individuals ultimately signed off on a document that falsely declared Trump as winner of Michigan's presidential election.52% : Flynn allegedly said, "'Can you believe that I have to send this to the secretary of state, the vice president and the National Archives'?"The presence of Flynn, along with other lawyers in the building, could have caused some to believe what they were doing on Dec. 14 was within their legal rights, Zammit added.
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