Meadows burned WH docs & wife Complained of 'bonfire' smell that drove up dry cleaning costs

[riversedge]

I recall Cassidy testifying to Jan 6 committee about Meadows burning WH documents but not that his wife
was complaining of dry-cleaning costs to remove the fireplace smoke smell.

--And also I recall the maids complaining of documents plugging the WH toilets [which is not a focus of this article]

Seems there is a LOT of evidence removed forever!!




https://x.com/moonbreeze2/status/1705900772695662942?s=20




Cassidy Hutchinson says Mark Meadows burned so many documents before leaving the White House that the then-chief of staff's wife complained about dry-cleaning bills to remove the 'bonfire' smell: report

https://news.yahoo.com/cassidy-hutchinson-says-mark-meadows-155459313.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=tw&tsrc=twtr

John L. Dorman Sat, September 23, 2023 at 10:54 AM CDT·3 min read


Hutchinson in her new book and during a New York Times interview described a White House steeped in paranoia.

The ex-Meadows aide said that staffer feared "deep state" interception when it came to document disposal.

Hutchinson alleged that Meadows burned files in his fireplace, which ran up his dry-cleaning costs.

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The former GOP aide told The Times that Meadows and other staffers feared that individuals from the "deep state" could potentially swoop in and find the documents they were disposing of.

Hutchinson in her memoir wrote that Meadows chose to dispose of documents in his fireplace in the waning days of the administration in January 2021, with Meadows' wife grumbling about the mounting expenses of removing the "bonfire" scent from his suits.........................
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[3Hotdogs]

1. Why would there be "scent?" The fireplace drafts upwards and out, not into the house or apartment.

[intheflow]

3. I've been in houses that smell smoky after

fireplace use. Old houses especially, like my son’s house built in the 1740s. So depends on what kind of fireplace he has and how much was burned.

[3Hotdogs]

4. More so, if you are not venting it properly.

[paleotn]

5. Bad design. Old, deteriorated flue. Generally not a good idea to even use it.

A lot of houses have burned down due to inadequate and old, worn out chimneys. Now wouldn't that have been ironic in Meadows' case.

[2naSalit]

2. K&R

[YDogg]

6. Another in a long list of details not disclosed promptly, to sell books.

[Indykatie]

9. I Disagree That the Detail Re Meadows' Wife Complaint Needed to Be Disclosed Prompty

It's an interesting detail but not critical to her testimony about him burning documents in the fireplace.

[YDogg]

10. Testimony from Mrs Meadows would corroborate earlier testimony

And might help encourage Meadows a bit.

[twodogsbarking]

7. Burning papers in a fireplace with no wood creates more smoke.

Can't get enough air to burn properly.

[Golden Raisin]

8. I strongly suspect that when the future History books are written what

we know and are seeing today concerning ALL facets of the Coup is only the proverbial "tip of the iceberg."