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I just googled Tim Heaphy and was shocked to find that he was fired from the U of Va for serving on the Jan. 6 committee. There are several articles about it. I am going to try to add the Newsweek article to his Wikipedia page, but I have never done this before and am not sure what I will be able to do. He is an MSNBC legal analyst, he served on the Jan 6 committee, and he just wrote a book. Please add information to show that Tim is much more than what is here. Thank you. Rachelpeine (talk) 23:25, 17 August 2024 (UTC)Reply
