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#BREAKING: Trump appointee says Tuberville, RAGA director met with Trump family, top advisers on eve of Capitol attack

via @BurkhalterEddie

“The night before the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol, Alabama Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville and the then-director of the Republican Attorneys General Association met with then-President Donald Trump’s sons and close advisers, according to a social media post”
“Among the attendees ... were Tuberville, former RAGA director Adam Piper, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, Trump’s former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, adviser Peter Navarro, Trump’s 2016 campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and 2016 deputy campaign manager David Bossie.”
“according to the Omaha World-Herald. The newspaper also reported that Herbster ‘also met Tuesday in Trump’s private residence in his Washington, D.C., hotel with Trump’s sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, and other campaign advisers.’”
“They discussed how to pressure more members of Congress to object to the Electoral College results that made Joe Biden the winner,” The Omaha World-Herald reported. 

https://t.co/c1oPV4p3ZP
As a reminder DAGA Co-Chairs MA AG @Maura_Healey and NV AG @AaronDFordNV said:

“It is not enough for Republican Attorneys General to denounce the violence at the Capitol; they must publicly distance themselves from the @RepublicanAGs and its leadership.”
https://t.co/IvxjwocktZ

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