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Even the Lawyers FAT FUCK Trump is hiring is Abandoning Him HEE HEE HEE

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Is it because FAT FUCK Trump and retards @eatshitndie @glockman @tobelightlight @SOS and @mojito and thier 100 nicks here all crying over false fraud claims?

I wonder why lawyers now refusing to even represent FAT FUCK Trump and his retards? Could it be you are seeing the biggest losers of all time? HEE HEE HEE

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/202...ndoning-trumps-efforts-to-undermine-democracy


SAD: LAW FIRMS ABANDONING TRUMP'S EFFORTS TO UNDERMINE DEMOCRACY
Porter Wright Morris & Arthur is no longer representing the president as he makes unfounded “fraud” claims and pursues dubious legal challenges in response to Joe Biden’s victory.
BY ERIC LUTZ
NOVEMBER 13, 2020
Donald Trump addresses supporters in the East Room of the White House in the early hours of November 4.

Donald Trump addresses supporters in the East Room of the White House in the early hours of November 4.MANDEL NGAN/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES


Donald Trump’s lies about a “rigged election” are falling apart. Some of his allies finally, gradually seem to be acknowledging Joe Biden as president-elect. And Rudy Giuliani, the man tasked with uncovering evidence to back up the president’s voter fraud, might as well move his next unhinged press conference from Four Seasons Total Landscaping to the Acme Corporation. Things are not going great in Trumpworld.
It’s not surprising, then, that law firms aren’t exactly lining up to represent the president in his efforts to overturn the will of the American people. Last week, the firm Snell & Wilmer withdrew from the president’s case in Arizona, where it is based. On Thursday night, Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, the firm that had led the campaign’s legal challenge in Pennsylvania, extricated itself from the suit it filed on Trump’s behalf earlier this week alleging “irregularities” in the vote. “Plaintiffs and Porter Wright have reached a mutual agreement that plaintiffs will be best served if Porter Wright withdraws,” the firm said in a court filing, following reports that attorneys there weren’t thrilled about their company’s role in Trump’s attack on the vote. And while Jones Day has continued representing Trump, the firm has seemed increasingly uneasy about helping the president undermine democracy. “To me, it seems extremely shortsighted,” a Jones Day lawyer said of Trump’s anti-democratic challenge.
Hilariously, the Trump campaign has chalked up the firms’ cold feet to political correctness. “Cancel Culture has finally reached the courtroom,” Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh said after Porter Wright backed out in Pennsylvania. But the withdrawals reflect the campaign’s dimming legal prospects—and, presumably, a discomfort on behalf of the firms with their names being associated with the president’s ugly efforts to erode the peaceful transfer of power. They are also likely hoping to avoid the humiliation that has been suffered by the Trump lawyers who have had to represent the campaign’s dubious positions in court, where their arguments have wilted under basic questions from judges.

“Are your observers in the counting room?” Pennsylvania Judge Paul Diamond asked in one infamous exchange, after the Trump campaign called for Philadelphia to stop its vote count if Republican observers were not present.

“There’s a non-zero number of people in the room,” the Trump campaign attorney replied.
“I’m asking you as a member of the bar of this court,” Diamond said. “Are people representing the plaintiffs in that room?”


“Yes,” the lawyer replied.
“I’m sorry,” Diamond said. “Then what’s your problem?”
Firms like Porter Wright might have enjoyed profiting from their relationship with Trumpworld, but presenting a case as flimsy as the president’s doesn’t help their reputation. “The country and the world are watching to see how America responds to the President’s shameful attack on the legitimacy of America’s voting process,” the nonprofit Lawyers Defending American Democracy wrote in an open letter signed by over 1,000 attorneys this week. “There has never been a more important time for America’s lawyers to acknowledge the importance of these solemn commitments, and to demand accountability for those lawyers and federal officials who do not live up to their oaths and ethical obligations.”
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USA COVID-19 Cases 175K/day means the pandemic raging uncontrolled. No actions being taken to reduce the spread.
 
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leeisphtui said:
Is it because FAT FUCK Trump and retards @eatshitndie @glockman @tobelightlight @SOS and @mojito and thier 100 nicks here all crying over false fraud claims?

I wonder why lawyers now refusing to even represent FAT FUCK Trump and his retards? Could it be you are seeing the biggest losers of all time? HEE HEE HEE

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/202...ndoning-trumps-efforts-to-undermine-democracy


SAD: LAW FIRMS ABANDONING TRUMP'S EFFORTS TO UNDERMINE DEMOCRACY
Porter Wright Morris & Arthur is no longer representing the president as he makes unfounded “fraud” claims and pursues dubious legal challenges in response to Joe Biden’s victory.
BY ERIC LUTZ
NOVEMBER 13, 2020
Donald Trump addresses supporters in the East Room of the White House in the early hours of November 4.

Donald Trump addresses supporters in the East Room of the White House in the early hours of November 4.MANDEL NGAN/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES


Donald Trump’s lies about a “rigged election” are falling apart. Some of his allies finally, gradually seem to be acknowledging Joe Biden as president-elect. And Rudy Giuliani, the man tasked with uncovering evidence to back up the president’s voter fraud, might as well move his next unhinged press conference from Four Seasons Total Landscaping to the Acme Corporation. Things are not going great in Trumpworld.
It’s not surprising, then, that law firms aren’t exactly lining up to represent the president in his efforts to overturn the will of the American people. Last week, the firm Snell & Wilmer withdrew from the president’s case in Arizona, where it is based. On Thursday night, Porter Wright Morris & Arthur, the firm that had led the campaign’s legal challenge in Pennsylvania, extricated itself from the suit it filed on Trump’s behalf earlier this week alleging “irregularities” in the vote. “Plaintiffs and Porter Wright have reached a mutual agreement that plaintiffs will be best served if Porter Wright withdraws,” the firm said in a court filing, following reports that attorneys there weren’t thrilled about their company’s role in Trump’s attack on the vote. And while Jones Day has continued representing Trump, the firm has seemed increasingly uneasy about helping the president undermine democracy. “To me, it seems extremely shortsighted,” a Jones Day lawyer said of Trump’s anti-democratic challenge.
Hilariously, the Trump campaign has chalked up the firms’ cold feet to political correctness. “Cancel Culture has finally reached the courtroom,” Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh said after Porter Wright backed out in Pennsylvania. But the withdrawals reflect the campaign’s dimming legal prospects—and, presumably, a discomfort on behalf of the firms with their names being associated with the president’s ugly efforts to erode the peaceful transfer of power. They are also likely hoping to avoid the humiliation that has been suffered by the Trump lawyers who have had to represent the campaign’s dubious positions in court, where their arguments have wilted under basic questions from judges.

“Are your observers in the counting room?” Pennsylvania Judge Paul Diamond asked in one infamous exchange, after the Trump campaign called for Philadelphia to stop its vote count if Republican observers were not present.

“There’s a non-zero number of people in the room,” the Trump campaign attorney replied.
“I’m asking you as a member of the bar of this court,” Diamond said. “Are people representing the plaintiffs in that room?”


“Yes,” the lawyer replied.
“I’m sorry,” Diamond said. “Then what’s your problem?”
Firms like Porter Wright might have enjoyed profiting from their relationship with Trumpworld, but presenting a case as flimsy as the president’s doesn’t help their reputation. “The country and the world are watching to see how America responds to the President’s shameful attack on the legitimacy of America’s voting process,” the nonprofit Lawyers Defending American Democracy wrote in an open letter signed by over 1,000 attorneys this week. “There has never been a more important time for America’s lawyers to acknowledge the importance of these solemn commitments, and to demand accountability for those lawyers and federal officials who do not live up to their oaths and ethical obligations.”
More Great Stories From Vanity Fair
— The 10 Moments When Trump Lost the 2020 Election
— Trump’s Plans to Barricade Himself in the Oval Office
— Joe Biden’s Campaign Manager Told the Political Future—And Was Right
— Republicans Are Standing by Trump, Even as the World Moves On
— A Vigil With Donald Trump’s Ghosts
— Kayleigh McEnany: White House Press Secretary and Donald Trump’s Election Cheerleader
— Cover Story: AOC’s Next Four Years
— From the Archive: Presidential Club Rules and Why Trump Will Be Left Out of the Fraternity
— Not a subscriber? Join Vanity Fair to receive full access to VF.com and the complete online archive now.
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this will be the last lie of his lying legacy, this bastard lied from the beginning to the end
 
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Donald J Trump has lost all the court cases, its a lost cause. Judges are now openly mocking the plaintiff "Donald J Trump" with disdain. Not a good legacy for the history books. :o-o:

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Another UPDATE: Donald J Trump has conceded to Joe Biden of Delaware. Too many court losses and no evidence of "fraud" no choice

November 15th 7:47Am 2020

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Latest : 24 court cases, 0 wins. 24 Cases of non-existant "election fraud" thrown out in court.

24-0 is not good :biggrin:

Pennsylvania latest fiasco. Lawyers choose not to proceed with frivolous cases (yet again)

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/11/16/trump-campaign-legal-shake-up-436924


Another shake-up on Trump campaign legal team
The campaign has apparently tried to replace the entire team handling its federal lawsuit seeking to block certification of Pennsylvania’s election results.
Trump walks to the Oval Office.


President Donald Trump has seen extensive turnover in his campaign’s legal team. | Drew Angerer/Getty Images
By JOSH GERSTEIN
11/16/2020 09:11 PM EST
Updated: 11/16/2020 10:23 PM EST
The game of musical chairs among lawyers pursuing President Donald Trump’s court challenges to the election results continued on Monday evening, as the campaign tried to replace the entire team handling the campaign’s federal lawsuit seeking to block certification of Pennsylvania’s results.
A court filing said Marc Scaringi, a Harrisburg, Pa., attorney, conservative talk radio host and former Senate candidate, was taking over the case. The move came just hours before a potentially make-or-break court hearing scheduled for Tuesday afternoon on motions by Pennsylvania state and county officials to dismiss the lawsuit.

The legal escapade devolved into farce on Monday night as the federal judge rejected a move by the campaign to postpone that key hearing.


Less than 90 minutes after the outgoing attorneys for the campaign assured U.S. District Court Judge Matthew Brann that “Scaringi is aware of the schedule set by the Court in this matter and will be prepared to proceed according to that schedule,” Scaringi asked the judge to put off the session, arguing that he was inadequately prepared.
“Having only been retained today, Plaintiffs’ new counsel need additional time to adequately prepare this case for the upcoming oral argument and evidentiary hearing,” Scaringi wrote. “Furthermore, this is a case of significant complexity and importance to the people of the United States of America.”
Brann, an appointee of President Barack Obama who sits in Williamsport, Pa., promptly denied the continuance without explanation — beyond noting that the request was filed at 7:40 P.M.
“Oral argument will take place as scheduled, tomorrow, November 17, 2020,” the judge wrote. “Counsel for the parties are expected to be prepared for argument and questioning.”
Brann also appeared to balk at the campaign’s attempt to swap out its entire legal team. He excused two Texas-based attorneys who just formally joined the case on Friday, but did not immediately release a Pennsylvania lawyer who has served as local counsel since the suit was filed a week ago.



The latest tumult in the Trump campaign’s legal lineup followed a rapid-fire series of similar switches in recent days. Just four days ago, an Ohio-based law firm handling the suit — Porter, Wright Morris & Arthur — begged off the case under pressure from Trump opponents who regard his lawsuits as frivolous and divisive.
A campaign spokesman said last week that those lawyers “buckled” under the liberal onslaught and would be replaced with “rock-solid attorneys.”
On Friday, Brann approved the addition of two Texas lawyers to represent the campaign — John Scott and Douglas Hughes. But Scott and Hughes lasted only one business day. The third attorney who sought to exit, Linda Kerns, is a Philadelphia-based solo practitioner.
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The court filing making the formal request to upend the legal team offered only a terse phrase to explain the move, saying that the Trump campaign, two individual voters who joined in the suit and the departing lawyers had “reached a mutual agreement that Plaintiffs will be best served” by the shift.
A lawyer and spokeswoman for the campaign, Jenna Ellis, painted the last-minute transition as routine.
“The President announced Saturday that he has asked Mayor Rudy Giuliani to lead the national legal team, along with local counsel,” Ellis said in a statement, referring to Trump’s personal lawyer. “Our substitution of local counsel is consistent with routine managing of complex litigation.”
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Asked how the ouster of two Texas-based attorneys could be described as part of a “substitution of local counsel,” Ellis told POLITICO she was referring to the teams handling litigation for the campaign in each state.
The move also came less than a day after the suit drew headlines over the filing of a revised complaint that withdrew legal claims relating to the alleged exclusion of Republican election observers from ballot counting rooms in Pennsylvania’s Democratic strongholds. The revision left as the central claim in the federal case the fact that some counties tried to notify voters who botched their mail-in ballots about the foul-ups so they could correct them, while other counties did not.
It is unclear whether the streamlining of the suit led to the ouster of the legal team, but Scaringi’s request for delay also said the campaign was planning to file a third version of its complaint.
Giuliani stressed on Sunday night that the second version of the complaint still mentioned the exclusion of the observers. He did not explain why the legal claims about them were dropped, although one case related to that issue is pending at the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and challenges to other parts of the election process are pending in other state courts.
Scaringi ran for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in 2012, finishing fifth out of five candidates. Tom Smith, a former Democrat and local official, won the Republican nod but was defeated by incumbent Sen. Bob Casey Jr., 54 percent to 45 percent.
Scaringi served as a campaign aide to then-Rep. Rick Santorum when he first won election to the Senate in 1994. Scaringi was elected as delegate to the Republican National Convention in 2016 on the Trump slate, and won the same position this year, although without the endorsement of the campaign.
In a Facebook post early this year, the lawyer pledged his fealty to Trump.
“When asked then, as now, I will vote for Donald J. Trump on the first ballot, the second ballot and on every ballot until he is nominated President of the United States,” Scaringi wrote.



On a recent broadcast of Scaringi’s radio show, which airs weekly on WHP-AM in Harrisburg, the new counsel for the Trump campaign sounded dismissive about the lawsuits filed by the campaign and other Republicans.
“There really are no bombshells that are about to drop that will derail a Biden presidency, including these lawsuits,” Scaringi said on Nov. 7, according to a recording posted by the liberal group Media Matters. “At the end of the day, in my view, the litigation will not work. It will not reverse this election.”
In addition, a blog post that appeared on the website of Scaringi’s law firm seemed to endorse the idea that Trump was defeated in the election earlier this month. “Joe Biden has successfully claimed the role of the 46th president of the United States,” said the unsigned post, which was deleted sometime on Monday.
The Trump campaign’s federal lawsuit in Pennsylvania had not yet been filed at the time of Scaringi’s radio remarks, but was submitted to the court two days later.
In addition to Scaringi, another attorney at his small Harrisburg firm, Brian Caffey, entered an appearance in the case on Monday.



 
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All these MAGA supporters are just being scammed by Trump. He keeps asking for donations for his legal fund to press on with his baseless unsubstantiated claims when in fact the fine print allows him to keep the money for himself...Trump appears to be using these baseless legal cases to monetise his 72m voter base...Trump supporters are real suckers...
 
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Porfirio Rubirosa said:
All these MAGA supporters are just being scammed by Trump. He keeps asking for donations for his legal fund to press on with his baseless unsubstantiated claims when in fact the fine print allows him to keep the money for himself...Trump appears to be using these baseless legal cases to monetise his 72m voter base...Trump supporters are real suckers...
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You should ask these same supporters exactly how much personal $$$ Donald J Trump has contributed to his own failing campaign. They have spent 1 Billion dollars. it was reported Donald J Trump would contribute 100 to 200 Million. The true amount? US$ 8,000.00

Ouch :rolleyes:
 
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kiketerm said:
You should ask these same supporters exactly how much personal $$$ Donald J Trump has contributed to his own failing campaign. They have spent 1 Billion dollars. it was reported Donald J Trump would contribute 100 to 200 Million. The true amount? US$ 8,000.00

Ouch :rolleyes:
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Look at Roger Stone, Steve Bannon , Brad Pasquale etc...crooked thieves who have scammed these Trump supporters...
 
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LOL! Borat's disgraced "America's Mayor" is the laughingstock of the media today No one knows "what" is leaking on the face

:tongue::tongue::tongue:

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