Rep. ANDY BIGGS: THE QUIET PART OUT LOUD

How Arizona’s Freedom Caucus Kingpin Helped Build the January 6 Playbook

ANDY BIGGS: THE QUIET PART OUT LOUD

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How Arizona’s Freedom Caucus Kingpin Helped Build the January 6 Playbook

You don’t have to wear a horned helmet to be dangerous to democracy. Sometimes the most effective arsonists show up in navy suits…smile politely…and light matches on letterhead.

That’s Andy Biggs:

A lawyer by training, a Freedom Caucus chair by ambition…and a lifelong specialist in saying the quiet part out loud…then insisting he never said it.

Biggs isn’t a back-bench crank. He’s a former Arizona Senate president and a U.S. congressman from the Phoenix suburbs (AZ-05).

He ran the House Freedom Caucus from 2019–2022…taking the baton from…wait for it…Mark Meadows. That lineage matters. It puts Biggs on the main line of the party faction that tried to replace elections with pressure campaigns and legal fictions. Wikipedia

Let’s set the table:

• He amplified 2020 election falsehoods…signed onto Texas v. Pennsylvania to throw out other states’ votes…and kept flogging the mirage long after the courts torched it. Wikipedia

• He pushed to decertify Arizona’s electors…on January 6 itself…according to sworn testimony from Arizona’s Republican House Speaker Rusty Bowers. C-SPANAxiosDefault

• He was subpoenaed by the January 6 Committee…and later subpoenaed in Arizona’s fake electors probe. (He denies wrongdoing; we’ll get to the details.) WikipediaPolitico

That’s the skeleton. Now let’s add the muscle.
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