Opinion | Sen. Mike Lee made a huge mistake in 2020 — and he knew it

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Opinion | Sen. Mike Lee made a huge mistake in 2020 — and he knew it
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.HayesBrown: Here's the biggest problem with Sen. Mike Lee's texts to Mark Meadows.

It took 12 days for Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, to realize he’d made a huge mistake. Between Nov. 7 and Nov. 19, 2020, it seems Lee went fromjoining then-President Donald Trump’s legal team to expressing alarm that she may have, on live television, made Trump vulnerable to a costly defamation suit.

Lee’s relatively quick realization of the mistake he’d made is clear in a set of text messages he exchanged with Mark Meadows, Trump’s final White House chief of staff, thatFriday. The texts track Lee’s transition from an advocate to a skeptic of Trump’s methods for trying to overturn the election’s results. But along the way, Lee continued to push Meadows to exploit a potential loophole that would let congressional Republicans vote to keep Trump in office.

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