Meet Mark Meadows: North Carolina Congressman, financial reporting problems, inflated resume, Creationist nutjob.
So, here’s a question I never thought I’d send off to a sitting U.S. representative from an Asheville district: “Does Congressman Meadows believe that dinosaurs and man lived at the same time?”
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“Neither the sale nor any such payments are noted on Meadows’s congressional financial disclosures, which he is required by law to file annually,” the New Yorker staff writer, Charles Bethea, reports. He also notes that, as reported by the Charlotte Observer, Meadows previously failed to report the sale of another piece of property, in northeastern North Carolina, before becoming a congressman.
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Back in February, I wrote about Meadows, or his office, apparently fudging his educational achievements, citing a Tampa Bay Times article that took a deep dive into how Meadows’ biography claimed a four-year degree instead of what he actually earned, a two-year associate’s degree.
And on and on.