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Everything before midnight ran off a campaign template, and everything after 3 P.M. he wrote himself
Most of what appeared on his feed today he did not write. Through Tuesday evening, after the primaries, fourteen near-identical victory graphics went up in batches — his photo scowling on one side, the winning candidate smiling on the other, almost no words attached. Then the feed went quiet for abo...
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A screenshot of a law-firm letterhead document from Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP, on white background with the firm's blue/black "Brownstein" logo top-left and the full firm name top-right. It is a letter dated April 22, 2025, from R. James Nicholson (identified as Senior Counsel, Former US Cabinet Officer, Former US Ambassador, Former RNC Chairman, Colonel USAR Ret.) addressed to President Donald J. Trump at The White House, attention David Warrington, White House Counsel. The subject line requests a full presidential pardon for former Congressman Stephen E. Buyer of Indiana. The body of the letter argues in support of the pardon, citing Buyer's 18 years in Congress, his military service, his character, and the writer's own background as former RNC Chairman, Ambassador to the Vatican, and Secretary of Veterans Affairs, as well as his prior work with Buyer on veterans' issues when Buyer chaired the House Veterans Affairs Committee. The firm's website URL appears at the bottom.
Text in image: Brownstein Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP R. James Nicholson Senior Counsel Former US Cabinet Officer Former US Ambassador Former RNC Chairman Colonel, USAR (Ret.) April 22, 2025 President Donald J. Trump The White House ATTN: David Warrington, White House Counsel, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington DC 20500 Subject: Request for a Full Presidential Pardon for Congressman Stephen E. Buyer, R-IN, Ret. Dear Mr. President, Without any reservation, I strongly endorse a full and unconditional pardon for Congressman Stephen Buyer, Ret. He served Indiana for 18 years in Congress before announcing his retirement when his wife was diagnosed with an incurable disease. He also served our nation in the US Army during war and peace in both active and reserve components for 30 years before retiring as a Colonel. Congressman Buyer is an honorable man and an extraordinary American guided by his faith and committed to values and beliefs that I have personally witnessed. Like you, however, he has suffered the consequences of a politically weaponized federal and state judiciary. Prior to the election of President George W. Bush, I served as the Chairman of the Republican National Committee. During the Administration of President Bush, I had the honor and privilege to represent our country as Ambassador to the Vatican and served as Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs. As a young Army officer, I served in Vietnam. During my tenure as Secretary of the VA, it was a distinct honor to work with Congressman Buyer when he was in Congress serving as Chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee. As a veteran of the first Gulf War, he took his service to veterans and their needs most seriously. He strived to increase the quality of veteran healthcare and benefits, promote IT security, and bring efficiencies to the VA's health enterprise. www.bhfs.com
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A scanned typed letter, page 2 of 2, addressed to "President Donald J. Trump" and dated April 22, 2025. It is signed "Sincerely yours," with a handwritten cursive signature above the printed name "R. James Nicholson." The letter body discusses work on VA (Department of Veterans Affairs) IT architecture with "Chairman Buyer," references the 2016 Presidential Transition Team, the VA Mission Act, an electronic health record system for the VHA, and Congressman Steve Buyer's role prosecuting Bill Clinton's impeachment trial and pursuing an indictment against Hillary Clinton over Rose Law Firm billing records, as well as defending military overseas votes in the 2000 Florida recount. It claims the SEC and DOJ were "weaponized" against Buyer as political retribution without direct evidence, and it closes with an explicit request for Trump to grant "a full and unconditional pardon to Steve Buyer" and dismiss an SEC civil suit against him.
Text in image: President Donald J. Trump April 22, 2025 Page 2 of 2 I worked with Chairman Buyer to centralize the VA IT architecture in line and budget authority to promote security, commonality, efficiency, and savings through strategic sourcing. These accomplishments were inordinately important as our nation began to respond to the increase in wounded servicemembers who experienced traumatic brain injuries from Improvised Explosive Devices during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. As the number of wounded, ill and injured were returning from those wars, we also worked together with the Senate to create and fund for poly-trauma centers in the VA. Congressman Buyer served on your 2016 Presidential Transition Team, where he assisted in drafting the roadmap for the VA that your administration followed when it created the Mission Act. Additionally, during his tenure as Chairman he contributed to the initial path for VA leadership to fulfill the goal of a seamless electronic health record between the VA and DOD by seeking a new electronic health record operating system for the VHA. Congressman Buyer prosecuted President Bill Clinton in his Impeachment trial, sought an indictment against then first lady Hillary Clinton for obstruction of justice for hiding the infamous Rose Law Firm billing records, and defended the military overseas vote that was disenfranchised during the Florida recount of 2000 Presidential Election. The Clinton-Obama-Biden political surrogates never forgot his contributions to our country. The SEC and DOJ were weaponized against Congressman Buyer as political retribution and prosecuted him in criminal and civil courts without any direct evidence by testimony or document. I am most hopeful Mr. President, you will be able to restore the integrity of the DOJ and SEC into serving the interest of justice in a manner that re-establishes the trust of the American people in our systems of government. I respectfully request for you to give a full and unconditional pardon to Steve Buyer and to dismiss the SEC civil suit against him. Steve Buyer should have never been a political prisoner in America. As our leader of the Republican Party and America, please send the message of fairness and justice to our fellow patriotic citizens and the observing world. Sincerely yours, [handwritten cursive signature] R. James Nicholson
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