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Re: Trump trying to turn impeachment trial into case about stolen election

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Just a reminder that Trump's attempted insurrection involved the states, the DOJ, the courts, the military and the mob.

He instructed the states to overturn fair election results. Their election officials said nope.

He told the DOJ to present the election as stolen and even AG Barr demurred. As it turns out, his successor did also.

He put in place SCOTUS judges expecting their loyalty and directed evidence-free suits in their direction. They said they weren't interested as he had no case.

He pushed the military to support him in invoking martial law and so they announced they have no role to play in domestic politics.

So he invited the mob to take Congress. And they did. Until they were removed.

Trump's attempt to undo the election reult went across the board. Obviously, he is guilty.


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Re: Trump trying to turn impeachment trial into case about stolen election
By: Cactus Flower
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Sun, 31 Jan 21 11:14 AM
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"Former US President Donald Trump has parted ways with lawyers representing him in his impeachment trial in the Senate, US media report.

The departure of Butch Bowers and Deborah Barberi was reportedly a mutual decision.

Mr Trump's trial for incitement to insurrection starts on 8 February.

Senators will be asked whether to convict him on a charge he incited insurrection at the US Capitol on 6 January, when five people died.

Greg Harris and Johnny Gasser, two former federal prosecutors from South Carolina, have also left the team, the Associated Press reports. They were reportedly unwilling to defend Mr Trump on the basis of alleged election fraud.

Josh Howard, a North Carolina attorney who was recently added to the team, has also left, CNN reports.

It is now unclear who will represent Mr Trump during the trial."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-55876035

Hello, Rudy.


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