CONVENTION BUSINESS
Setting aside the scrums at the GOP get-together in August, there actually was business conducted, including delegates selecting 15 persons to be presidential electors should Trump actually take Michigan in the upcoming November general election. Six of those chosen were among 16 Republicans facing charges for attempting to submit fraudulent documents to overturn the election of President Joe Biden who won the the state of Michigan in 2020 by 154,000 votes. In that group of six are two Oakland County residents – Meshawn Maddock of Milford and Marian Sheridan of West Bloomfield. Maddock is a former co-chair of the Republican state party and is the wife of Matt ‘Mad Dog’ Maddock, the state Representative for the Milford area. Sheridan has been involved in state party affairs, including serving as the grassroots chairwoman for the GOP. Meshawn and Marian are facing felony charges as Michigan AG Dana Nessel filed criminal complaints against the 16 persons who tried to get Congress to accept fraudulent documents saying that Trump had won the election in 2020.
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