The chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability’s Subcommittee on Government Operations and the Federal Workforce sent a preservation letter Thursday to Rosa Brooks, an associate dean at Georgetown University School of Law, for materials related to the Transition Integrity Project.
“I am seeking to gain a comprehensive understanding of your 2020 war-gaming project, its work, and its conclusions,” said Rep. Pete Sessions.
The TIP was a Soros-funded effort created to wargame 2020 presidential election scenarios with people roleplaying President Donald J. Trump, Chief Justice John Roberts, and other officials to figure out the best ways to counter a Trump victory, a Biden victory that Trump would not accept or a disputed election result.
Session wrote that he was concerned that Georgetown was becoming a political actor in violation of rules governing its tax-free…
