Mark Meckler

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Mark Meckler is an American conservative activist, lawyer and business executive. He is president and co-founder of Convention of States Action, which campaigns for a convention of the states under Article V of the U.S. Constitution, and president of Citizens for Self-Governance. He co-founded Tea Party Patriots, leaving in 2012, and served as interim chief executive of the social media platform Parler from February to May 2021. His X profile also lists him as chief executive of Just the Network (Just the News).

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We have documented 1 statement by Mark Meckler, in 1 case. Each statement below gives the quotation, its original source and a link to the full case.

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Statements by Mark Meckler

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Mark Meckler

Role at the time: President of Convention of States Action, in a post on his X account

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DuRousseau's complaint alleges that PragerU discriminated against him because of his race and sexual orientation, subjected him to a hostile work environment, retaliated against him and wrongfully terminated him.

“PragerU is lead by one of the most amazing, kind, fair and brilliant leaders in America, Marissa Streit. These allegations seem ridiculous on their face based on what I know of the leadership of PragerU. I stand with Marissa, Dennis Prager, and the entire Prager U family.”
Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Mark Meckler responds to DuRousseau's lawsuit against PragerU on X · Mark MecklerOriginal post text
Why we used this label

The case's reference point is the discrimination, hostile treatment, retaliation and wrongful termination that DuRousseau's complaint alleges against PragerU. Meckler disputes the credibility of those allegations, calling them ridiculous on their face based on what he knows of PragerU's leadership, and vouches for Streit. He does not claim knowledge of the specific events or say they did not happen, so the statement challenges the characterization of PragerU rather than denying the facts.

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