In the spree of memos coming out of President Donald Trump’s Office of Personnel Management, two conservative activists have emerged as key figures, appearing to ghostwrite memos ostensibly from the office’s acting director, Charles Ezell.
Noah Peters, an attorney who represented white nationalist Jared Taylor and who encouraged Kyle Rittenhouse to sue his critics, is listed as the author of a memo titled “Guidance on Presidential Memorandum Return to In-Person Work,” according to metadata reviewed by Salon. Peters, who also has ties to Project 2025, has been floated by the Heritage Foundation as a potential pick for a role in the Trump Labor Department.
