Kansas AG aides attended 'war games' summit where group planned response to Biden win

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Two top aides in Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt’s office traveled last year to a summit where staffers of conservative attorneys general participated in “war games” to plan how they might respond to the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

Records obtained by Kansas Reflector show the two aides — Clint Blaes and Jeff Chanay — were approved to travel to Atlanta for a summit of senior attorneys general staff organized by the Rule of Law Defense Fund, a group associated with the Republican Attorneys General Association. The group paid for the two aides’ expenses.

And while the travel authorization records from Schmidt’s office referred to the event as training, records obtained by a former Democratic candidate for attorney general in Missouri show the September event included a “huddle” referred to as “war games,” where attendees planned how they might respond if Donald Trump lost re-election. It’s not clear what discussions Blaes and Chanay participated in.

“32 AG Staff Members are huddled in Atlanta for a series of conversations planning for what could come if we lose the White House,” said Adam Piper, then the RLDF’s executive director, in an email addressed to “generals” on Sept. 24, 2020.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/kansas-ag-aides-attended-war-162612242.html

[Lovie777]

1. Were they planning on killing fellow Americans ?. . .

nothing surprises me with RWers, nothing.

[RKP5637]

3. I really have no doubt that could be on their agenda, many RW'ers are unstable and crazy. n/t

[Champp]

2. The Republican traitors are a super skeezy lot

That's for damn sure.

[Grins]

4. "Rule of Law Defense Fund"

Where do they get these names…? Hypocrisy Barn?

[lagomorph777]

6. "You broke it, you bought it."

Well, they do both things to the law.

[Mad_Machine76]

7. IKR?

[lagomorph777]

5. Coup plotters?

Get all the names and investigate them.

[Delphinus]

8. Good effing grief!

Isn't this insurrection, treason, or something akin to that, like the Jan. 6 insurrectionists?

[tanyev]

9. I'm gonna assume "get over it" was not one of the options they were considering?

[Midnight Writer]

10. They knew in advance they were going to lose and they plotted to subvert the election results.

Traitors.