Democratic state attorneys general rebuff JD Vance’s invitation to anti-fraud meeting
Democratic attorneys general declined an invitation from Vice President JD Vance to attend a task force meeting on fraud. They criticized the short notice and lack of agenda as not conducive to collaboration. While 15 Republican attorneys general will attend, the Democrats expressed willingness to participate in future meetings with better planning.
- ▪Democratic attorneys general rejected an invitation from Vice President JD Vance to a fraud task force meeting.
- ▪They cited insufficient notice and lack of agenda as reasons for their refusal.
- ▪Fifteen Republican attorneys general are set to attend the meeting, which was initially planned for them.
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A group of Democratic attorneys general rejected Vice President JD Vance’s invitation to attend a Tuesday afternoon task force meeting on fraud. Vance’s office sent the invitation to the democratic attorneys general on Friday, which they claimed was not a good-faith effort. Reportedly, 15 Republican attorneys general, who were invited a week before Democrats, will attend the meeting on Tuesday at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Recommended Stories DOJ invokes White House shooting in appeal to continue ballroom construction Judge dismisses human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia DOJ bolsters South Florida team investigating alleged anti-Trump conspiracy “While we would appreciate the opportunity to engage in serious discussions, the invitation was provided with less…
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