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Elections attorney and Democracy Docket founder Marc Elias is sounding the alarm on President Donald Trump's administration, saying in an interview with The Guardianthat the U.S. is at a breaking point.

Elias is best known for leading election-related litigation against the president, with he and his team winning 64 of the 65 cases they worked on in response to Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

His efforts have obviously struck a nerve with Trump, who, in a presidential memo, named Elias as a threat to him for his involvement in the Christopher Steele dossier, intelligence memos compiled during the 2016 presidential election that alleged a conspiracy between Trump's campaign and the Russian government.

In a March Department of Justice press conference,Trump called Elias a “radical” who was trying to “turn America into a corrupt, communist and third-world country," and in 2018, he called him the “best Election stealing lawyer” after Elias went to work on a close Senate election in Florida in 2018.

Elias says he can't afford to back down.

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"We are in the break-glass moment of American history when it comes to free and fair elections and democracy and so, no, I don’t have any hesitation about litigating everything that we possibly can to protect elections,” he said.

Trump and his administration dismiss Elias with name-calling and lies.

Davis Ingle, a spokesman for the White House, said Elias “is a crooked hack who was deeply involved in creating a false ‘dossier’ against President Trump on behalf of his crooked client Hillary Clinton, in order to sway the 2016 election in her favor. Marc Elias is a disgraceful swamp creature and President Trump is draining that swamp.”

Elias says that it's a mistake to ignore Trump's vindictivenessand that not taking him seriously and literally is "one of the great failings" of how people react to his presidency.

“Every day we wake up and we see another vindictive act by this administration against its political opponents, whether they be in elective office or be in the private sector,” he told theGuardian.“I think anyone who uses their voice to speak up against Donald Trump needs to be realistic about the nature of this administration and the threats it poses.”

As for those threats, Elias is on the receiving end of antisemitic slurs, he told The Guardian, and while he ignores most as "trolling," he takes all of them very seriously. But, thebiggest threat he sees is Trump.

“Anyone who tells you that Donald Trump targets them and they don’t care, I think they’re just lying to you,” he said. “I think anyone who says they’re not afraid is either a psychopath or a liar. Of course, you’re afraid. Literally, the president of the United States, who ran for election on a campaign of vengeance and revenge, is talking about you. Of course you’re worried.”

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from SEU Alumni Magazine, Summer 2023

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When DAVIS INGLE ’16, ’17 (GMBA) took a chance on an internship outside of his desired profession in Washington, D.C., he had no idea that it would lead him to his calling and redirect the entire course of his career. Discovering his passion for politics and government affairs would eventually land him a job in the White House, working directly with President Donald Trump as a press assistant.

Although Ingle never thought that he would end up working in politics, he always had an interest in communications. Growing up, he dreamed of following in his father’s footsteps and diving into the world of sports broadcasting.

Ingle’s father, Dr. Kent Ingle, currently serves as the president of Southeastern University. Prior to his time in higher education, Kent worked as a television sports anchor for NBC and CBS in Southern California.

It was his father’s experience that inspired Ingle to research opportunities on the West Coast during his junior year at Southeastern. “I was looking for internships at the NBA, with teams like the Clippers and the Lakers,” he recalled.

Before Ingle could find an internship in sports broadcasting, his father informed him of an opportunity to intern with

U.S. Congressman Dennis Ross, who had been representing the state of Florida at the time and now serves as the director of Southeastern’s American Center for Political Leadership (ACPL).

“I wasn’t totally sold at first, but my dad convinced me that it would be a great learning experience,” Ingle expressed.

In the summer of 2015, Ingle made the trek to Washington, D.C., and began his threemonth internship in the U.S. House of Representatives under Congressman Ross.

“It was almost like a calling opened up to me once I got there. I felt like God was telling me, ‘this is where you’re supposed to be,’” remembered Ingle. “Within the first week, I just absolutely fell in love with it.”

By the time he completed his internship, Ingle knew he had to get back to D.C.With his sights set on returning, he finished his senior year at Southeastern and enrolled in the Global MBA program. As a part of his graduate studies, he took a class in El Salvador and earned certificates in politics, philosophy and ethics from the University of Oxford, and in international relations and affairs from the University of Cambridge.

After earning his master’s degree, Ingle applied for a wide range of roles in D.C.

The first door that opened for him was an unpaid internship in the White House Liaison Office within the U.S. Department of State.

“I was hesitant to do another internship, as it would be my third one without knowing when I would find something full-time. However, I reminded myself that this would get my foot back in the door,” he said.

Ingle’s plan to develop and further his career in D.C. was eventually halted by the government shutdown in 2018. At the end of his State Department internship, he secured a verbal offer for a position in the White House, but the shutdown led to a shift that eliminated the job he was promised.

“I felt like I was right back to square one,” Ingle remarked. “I started to question if I was in the right place.”

In the midst of this uncertainty, Ingle returned to Florida to continue his job hunt from home. In the spring of 2018, he planned a weekend trip back to D.C. with his friend and fellow alumnus LEVI LALL ’17, ’19 (GMBA), who currently practices corporate law in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Ingle decided to use this time to connect with some previously established contacts, which happened to include Congressman Ross’ chief of staff. During their meeting, Ingle was asked if he’d be interested in returning to Ross’ office full time.

“I was beyond excited. Dennis had always been a great boss, and his office was where it all started for me,” he commented.

Within the next few weeks, Ingle accepted the position and began as a staff assistant in Ross’ D.C. office. He remained in this role until the congressman retired months later.

At Ross’ retirement party, Ingle connected with a White House staffer and received an offer for another unpaid internship, this time in the White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB). Although the offer wasn’t ideal, Ingle decided to trust the process.

“It was a very humbling scenario going from full-time employee back to an unpaid intern, but my parents were both really supportive and encouraged me to see it through,” he said.

This decision paid off a few months later, when Ingle’s performance led him to be brought on full time. Ingle served in the OMB as a confidential assistant for the deputy director of management and the Office of Federal Procurement Policy’s administrator.

Several months into this role, a member of the OMB’s communication team recommended Ingle for an open position in the White House Press Office, and he was asked to interview for the job.

“I was really happy with my position at the time. However, I’ve always been a believer of saying yes to an interview — no matter what point you’re at in life,” Ingle emphasized. “When I heard about the role and what it entailed, I was blown away. It sounded like the job of a lifetime.”

Ingle joined the press office as a press assistant, also termed press wrangler, during the Trump administration in October of 2019.

“In hindsight, I can see now that the way everything happened was definitely a God thing,” he reflected.

As a press assistant, Ingle worked in the West Wing of the White House alongside the president’s immediate staff. His main responsibilities included managing the daily press pool for the White House Correspondents’ Association, coordinating press logistics for former President Donald Trump’s domestic and international travel, and helping to produce press briefings and public events with the president.

Ingle was tasked with building the daily press pool, which consisted of reporters, producers and cameramen from major news networks who worked on White House grounds and were on standby for reporting needs.

“I was basically the intermediary between the White House and the press pool,” Ingle stated. “If reporters had questions relating to the president or White House affairs, I would relay the messages and work to set up interviews and resolve their requests.”

A challenging aspect that Ingle learned to navigate was the atmosphere created by various members of the press.

“There was a lot of personal growth that came from this job, as there were times that the energy was hostile. I realized that the best way to grapple with that was to just remain professional, not act out of character and focus on getting the job done.”

Ingle also molded the travel press pool, which consisted of 13 reporters who accompanied the president wherever he went to document his activities and help distribute his addresses to the American people in the event of a national emergency.

As one of three press assistants, Ingle consistently traveled with the president both domestically and internationally. During his time in the press office, he had the opportunity to accompany the president on over 50 trips aboard Air Force One and on even more trips in the presidential motorcade.

In one instance, Ingle went overseas to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in January of 2020. On another occasion, he joined President Trump for NASCAR’s Daytona 500 race in Florida and even took a lap in the presidential motorcade on the Daytona International Speedway.

“Every day was something new. I never knew what my day was going to look like,” he commented. “And it was very common to be working 18 to 19 hour days — including the weekends.”

While in this position, Ingle worked under two former press secretaries, Kayleigh McEnany and Stephanie Grisham. He assisted them with press briefings, and also helped monitor the press while they covered meetings and events on White House grounds.

Ingle is able to use what he learned from his experiences at the White House in his role as the communications manager at the America First Policy Institute (AFPI), a private, nonprofit think tank based out of Washington, D.C.

Ingle’s day to day is often centered around the news cycle, as he handles press and media relations, drafts press statements and arranges bookings for policy experts. Ingle also continues to work with a wide scope of reporters from outlets such as Fox, CNN, Politico and many others.

“My favorite part of my job is the press relations. I enjoy the challenge of breaking through the noise and getting our policy experts’ messages out there — there’s an art to it,” he remarked,

When it comes to the future, Ingle dreams of one day returning to the White House.

“Working with the media and the press is my life,” he said. “I’d love to be back in the press office as a deputy press secretary or another similar role in the administration.”

Although the fast-paced, high-intensity environment could be chaotic, Ingle cherishes the year and a half that he dedicated to working in the press office.

“If I had the chance to go back and do it all again, I would,” he said. “I got to wake up every day and work for the American people. I always went home at the end of the day satisfied, knowing I loved what I was doing and that my work was making an impact. It was very rewarding.”

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