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unable to support his lie about the big steal, they've all left
all i know is the reporting right now saying trump was insisting on them using the "stolen election" as his defense and how, obviously, that just wouldn't stand up. as lawyers, apparently, they're not allowed to stand up and deliberately lie under oathFinally using their brains and realizing he wouldn't pay their fees is more likely what happened. Well, that, and that the only defense he has to stand on is the outrageous willingness of Republican senators to live a lie and pimp for white nationalists.
all i know is the reporting right now saying trump was insisting on them using the "stolen election" as his defense and how, obviously, that just wouldn't stand up. as lawyers, apparently, they're not allowed to stand up and deliberately lie under oath
Lol....and this is surprising?
I think it's surprising that five lawyers would be dumb enough to sign up with him in the first place.
Uninspiring Biden forcing you to constantly start threads about private citizen Trump, who is just trying to get on with his life?![]()
Uninspiring Biden forcing you to constantly start threads about private citizen Trump, who is just trying to get on with his life?![]()
"What a mess," Honig began when asked about the latest developments.
"Here we are, we are a week and change out from trial and the former president has nobody representing him," he explained. "So lawyers generally have a very broad obligation to represent their clients; criminal defending, impeachment defending, whatever it may be. When you see something like this, what it tells you there was a difference in terms of not necessarily just strategy, but if a defense lawyer believes he is be made to make an argument that is either a lie or dangerous or unethical, that's where you see resignations like this."
"So I think it makes a lot of sense," he added. "If President Trump said to the lawyers -- and by all appearances they are legitimate lawyers, they're DOJ alumni, one of them is an ethics expert -- if President Trump said 'I want you to argue this election was stolen,' they have every right and they did the right thing to say, 'no, we're out.'"
On Saturday night, CNN dropped a bombshell report that Donald Trump lost all five of his impeachment lawyers -- with just over a week to go before his second impeachment trial.
Legal experts were mystified as to what might happen next, and joked that Trump could serve as his own defense.
"Trump can always choose to rep himself at impeachment," former federal prosecutor Elie Honig tweeted.
Former SDNY U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara also noted that was an option.
"Self-representation would be great for ratings," Bharara predicted.
Bannon, who was talking to Trump ahead of his departure from DC and the day Trump went back and forth on pardoning him, is encouraging him to go to the senate himself. “He’s the only one who can sell it.”
trump always has Rudy Colludi to fall back on.![]()
Does this put the outcome of the trial in doubt?
Sadly no. Trump could mount zero defense and almost all republican senators will still vote to acquit.
Yes, another acquittal is almost a certainty. Impeachment is a political process, not a legal process. If Democrats are serious in their assertion that Trump committed a crime, the Biden Administration will press criminal charges. Crickets from the White House on pursuing that so far.