Trump's lawyer has lost his license to be a lawyer
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Oh, yeah. Thanks to this thread for reminding me of that news. Can we call Trump's attorney a devil's attorney, guys? Actually, a devil's attorney can't be fired or lose his license because he's the best lawyer, lol. Anyway, I'm glad I've found this thread. It's cheered me up a bit, you know. My life is not currently going how I'd like it to, so I try to cheer myself up as much as possible now. Btw guys, have you heard that Trump will participate in the 2024 elections? Isn't it total nonsense? I wonder who will vote for him.
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The court's statement about Trump's lawyer is very strange and it feels like it was made on purpose or someone bribed him to remove a person from advocacy. I have known this lawyer from Houston and I cannot say that he is a bad lawyer, he examines information very carefully and almost always wins cases in court.
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Just stumbled across this thread and found it quite interesting. The whole situation with Trump's lawyer losing his license sounds fishy, doesn't it? I've known this lawyer from Houston, and he's always been on top of things, meticulously examining information and winning cases left and right.
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On a related note, while browsing online, I came across some legal info about what to do after a work injury. If any of you are in a similar situation, you might want to check out this link I found: https://www.oxnerpermarlaw.com/after-a-work-injury-use-my-vacation/. It's got some handy tips and insights.
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They have gone to numerous courts and been rejected, no judge is powerful enough to stand up to a coup of this magnitude.
No one is asking for a recount, what they want is an audit.
For example if you have 100,000 ballots that are invalid what is the point of "recounting" them. What they want to do is check the signatures, check the algorithm on the machines and do a canvass (if 20 people did mail in votes saying they lived at a certain address you want to know that 20 registered voters actually live there).
Also, note that no one on either side is denying there was fraud, that has been proven beyond any doubt, the question is whether or not the fraud was significant enough to change the results. The only way to do that is to do an audit and they have refused.
Two years ago less than 40% of Americans thought the election was fraudulent, today close to 80% think it was fraudulent and over 60% think it changed the election results. Either way, whether or not it changed the results you need to clean up the process so that 90-95% of the public trusts the votes. Many democrats argue that if you are only going to audit states that Trump lost then that can only help Trump. I agree, I think we should audit all 50 states and clean up the entire mess.
No one is asking for a recount, what they want is an audit.
For example if you have 100,000 ballots that are invalid what is the point of "recounting" them. What they want to do is check the signatures, check the algorithm on the machines and do a canvass (if 20 people did mail in votes saying they lived at a certain address you want to know that 20 registered voters actually live there).
Also, note that no one on either side is denying there was fraud, that has been proven beyond any doubt, the question is whether or not the fraud was significant enough to change the results. The only way to do that is to do an audit and they have refused.
Two years ago less than 40% of Americans thought the election was fraudulent, today close to 80% think it was fraudulent and over 60% think it changed the election results. Either way, whether or not it changed the results you need to clean up the process so that 90-95% of the public trusts the votes. Many democrats argue that if you are only going to audit states that Trump lost then that can only help Trump. I agree, I think we should audit all 50 states and clean up the entire mess.
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