SCOTUS allows House to get records of GOP's Ward
The United States Supreme Court allowed on Monday the House committee investigating the last year's Capitol insurrection to obtain phone records of the Arizona GOP leader, Kelly Ward (pictured).
The turnover of records was temporarily paused by the high court due to Ward appealing the decision, arguing that her First Amendment rights would be impaired if the probe found out to whom she spoke with while challenging Donald Trump's 2020 presidential election defeat.
The committee will therefore be able to look through Ward's phone records for calls made from November 2020 through January 2021. Kelli Ward and her husband Michael, both presidential electors in Arizona during the 2020 election, falsely signed documents they were actual electors despite Biden winning the majority in the state.
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The United States Supreme Court allowed on Monday the House committee investigating the last year's Capitol insurrection to obtain phone records of the Arizona GOP leader, Kelly Ward (pictured).
The turnover of records was temporarily paused by the high court due to Ward appealing the decision, arguing that her First Amendment rights would be impaired if the probe found out to whom she spoke with while challenging Donald Trump's 2020 presidential election defeat.
The committee will therefore be able to look through Ward's phone records for calls made from November 2020 through January 2021. Kelli Ward and her husband Michael, both presidential electors in Arizona during the 2020 election, falsely signed documents they were actual electors despite Biden winning the majority in the state.
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SCOTUS allows House to get records of GOP's Ward
The United States Supreme Court allowed on Monday the House committee investigating the last year's Capitol insurrection to obtain phone records of the Arizona GOP leader, Kelly Ward (pictured).
The turnover of records was temporarily paused by the high court due to Ward appealing the decision, arguing that her First Amendment rights would be impaired if the probe found out to whom she spoke with while challenging Donald Trump's 2020 presidential election defeat.
The committee will therefore be able to look through Ward's phone records for calls made from November 2020 through January 2021. Kelli Ward and her husband Michael, both presidential electors in Arizona during the 2020 election, falsely signed documents they were actual electors despite Biden winning the majority in the state.
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