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Jeffrey Clark’s Dec. 28 Draft Letter Shows DOJ’s Role in the Election Pressure Push

Jeffrey Clark circulated a Dec. 28, 2020 draft DOJ letter to Georgia officials that would have urged a special legislative session to review alleged election irregularities. The letter was never sent, and DOJ leadership rejected it.

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Jeffrey Clark’s Dec. 28 Draft Letter Shows DOJ’s Role in the Election Pressure Push

Jeffrey Clark circulated a Dec. 28, 2020 draft DOJ letter to Georgia officials that would have urged a special legislative session to review alleged election irregularities. The letter was never sent, and DOJ leadership rejected it.

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Jeffrey Clark’s Dec. 28 Draft Letter Shows DOJ’s Role in the Election Pressure Push

Jeffrey Clark circulated a Dec. 28, 2020 draft DOJ letter to Georgia officials that would have urged a special legislative session to review alleged election irregularities. The letter was never sent, and DOJ leadership rejected it.

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