Last Chance to Hear Don Mcgahn at Stockton

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FEATURED Last chance to hear Don McGahn at Stockton

MICHELLE BRUNETTI POST Staff Writer Jan 23, 2020

GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — White House Counsel Don McGahn, the Brigantine native who defied a subpoena related to the House impeachment vote of President Donald Trump, speaks Thursday at 4 p.m. at Stockton University.

A conversation with McGahn, hosted by the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University, will be held in the Stockton Performing Arts Center.

Call or email to reserve a ticket, to be picked up at the box office, at 609-626-3542 or [email protected].

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McGahn has argued presidents’ close advisers should be allowed to keep their communications confidential. His case is working its way through federal appeals court.

He is a graduate of Holy Spirit High School in Absecon, and his mother, Noreen, lives in Brigantine.

McGahn has worked as chief counsel for the National Republican Congressional Committee and served on the Federal Election Commission.

He has also served as Trump’s presidential campaign counsel, general counsel of the presidential transition team and White House counsel. In the latter role, he managed the judicial selection process, including the nominations of two Supreme Court justices, and coordinated Trump’s deregulation efforts. Donald Trump, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Don King sit ringside for the Mike Tyson-Michael Spinks title ght at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on June 27, 1988. Press archives

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