House Democrats appear to be making up more stuff about the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in what's become a routine practice for their latest hoax.
Last week on the House floor, Maryland Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin read a text message sent to former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows purportedly from a "House lawmaker" to overthrow President Joe Biden's electoral college majority.
CNN reported that the text likely came from former Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry, whose phone number allegedly matched the number provided by the Select Committee on Jan. 6.
The Federalist has not been able to independently verify that the text came from the former governor and Trump's energy secretary, a spokesman for whom did not respond to The Federalist's inquiries.
The apparent fabrication comes on the heels of The Federalist reporting last week that California Rep. Adam Schiff was caught doctoring a text message to Meadows from Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan.
The Jan. 6 Committee later confirmed The Federalist's reporting and admitted that the messages were manipulated.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's hand-picked vice-chair of the Select Committee on Jan. 6, Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney, also fabricated a timeline last week to indict President Donald Trump as complicit in Capitol chaos.
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