Trump is far from being a "mistake." His lawyer says this about the condition of our pathetic country

Here's something that REALLY REALLY doesn't make sense

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Fewer and fewer lawyers are offering to work for Trump:

With more than 40 Trump lawyers singled out for ethics complaints and even more facing charges, legal experts joke MAGA now stands for 'Making Attorneys Get Attorneys'​


 
Fewer and fewer lawyers are offering to work for Trump:

With more than 40 Trump lawyers singled out for ethics complaints and even more facing charges, legal experts joke MAGA now stands for 'Making Attorneys Get Attorneys'​


Trump needs a good tax fraud attorney.
 
Fewer and fewer lawyers are offering to work for Trump:

With more than 40 Trump lawyers singled out for ethics complaints and even more facing charges, legal experts joke MAGA now stands for 'Making Attorneys Get Attorneys'​


That is because the fascists are intimidating them. It is pretty sad when a lawyer cannot do the job he or she is hired for because the powers that be could be outed for what they are. Bullying is all it is and not too far from extortion.
 
That is because the fascists are intimidating them. It is pretty sad when a lawyer cannot do the job he or she is hired for because the powers that be could be outed for what they are. Bullying is all it is and not too far from extortion.

Trump is a nightmare client. He thinks he knows more than a JD and he doesn't pay his bills.
 
That is because the fascists are intimidating them. It is pretty sad when a lawyer cannot do the job he or she is hired for because the powers that be could be outed for what they are. Bullying is all it is and not too far from extortion.
This is definitely one of the funniest posts you have ever written.

You do not know the law.
They know the law. They chose to brake it. Some may be disbarred because BS ing endlessly as Giuliani and Powell did, the Bar Association does not look kindly towards that.

Plus, let us count all the lawyers who have not been paid by Trump.

How about Bobb who was told that all documents had been returned and was made to sign an affidavit affirming that.......


Lying under oath is a crime. And wasting the courts time endlessly, can cost many attorneys their reputation, or whatever was left of it, if not time in jail, or worse.
 
This is definitely one of the funniest posts you have ever written.

You do not know the law.
They know the law. They chose to brake it. Some may be disbarred because BS ing endlessly as Giuliani and Powell did, the Bar Association does not look kindly towards that.

Plus, let us count all the lawyers who have not been paid by Trump.

How about Bobb who was told that all documents had been returned and was made to sign an affidavit affirming that.......


Lying under oath is a crime. And wasting the courts time endlessly, can cost many attorneys their reputation, or whatever was left of it, if not time in jail, or worse.
You have proven you only know what you are told by agencies and people with 0 credibility. The lies have caught up to them and a useful idiot like you cannot even realize it. Do us a favor and stop defending criminals.
 
You have proven you only know what you are told by agencies and people with 0 credibility. The lies have caught up to them and a useful idiot like you cannot even realize it. Do us a favor and stop defending criminals.
Give us a list of those lies.
You do not have them. Never will.

But there is a 485 report on all the stupidity the Republicans have been up to for the past 7 years, and especially on 1/6/21.

Take your time reading it. Plenty of Republicans who worked for Trump gave witness reports of what actually happened during his administration:

 
Give us a list of those lies.
You do not have them. Never will.

But there is a 485 report on all the stupidity the Republicans have been up to for the past 7 years, and especially on 1/6/21.

Take your time reading it. Plenty of Republicans who worked for Trump gave witness reports of what actually happened during his administration:

The Twitter files tell you all about the lies. Have you not read the articles? When you do, come back and try real hard to say something intelligent. Good luck with that.
 
Trump is entitled to legal representation. You have no idea what he pays, who he pays, or any other information but speculation and a strong dose of hate.
[There is no speculation. Some of his lawyers are not shy to tell reporters if they got paid or not.]


During his decades in the real estate world, Donald Trump famously shortchanged many small businesses on the money he owed them. The list includes companies that worked on Trump’s properties or supplied him with chandeliers, pianos, marble, and other luxury touches. But Trump also tried to underpay the very same lawyers who helped him save money, and some ended up suing their former client.

As our own Hannah Levintova reported in March, the Atlantic City law firm of Levine Staller saved one of Trump’s companies tens of millions of dollars in taxes—and then sued the company, Trump Entertainment, after the business tried to pay Levine Staller $1.25 million less than the firm was owed.

In 2012, Levine Staller won a settlement that returned $35 million in overpaid taxes and cut $15 million from the company’s future liabilities, leading to a total savings of $50 million for the corporation. Trump agreed to pay $7.25 million to the law firm in legal fees, but then only paid Levine Staller $6 million before trying to claim the rest as unsecured debt in ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. In response, Levine Staller sued its former client, Trump Entertainment, and in 2014, a judge rejected Trump Entertainment’s request to be absolved of this debt and told the company to pay up.
It wasn’t an isolated case. Trump underpaid at least four law firms or lawyers who worked for him, according to various news outlets that looked into Trump’s history of cheating his contractors. One of them, Morrison Cohen LLP of New York City, had represented Trump in a lawsuit against a construction contractor that Trump claimed had overcharged him for work on a golf course. According to USA Today, Trump sued Morrison Cohen for using the case to help promote its work, and the firm countersued for almost $500,000 in unpaid bills. The case was settled in 2009.

It wasn’t just big amounts Trump tried to get out of paying, either. Bill Scherer, a lawyer in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, had to sue Trump in 1994 to collect $5,000 in unpaid legal bills from a case Scherer won for the billionaire. The lawyer told Reuters last year that he had offered Trump a low rate to “curry favor” with the mogul, but still had to sue. “He’s a deadbeat,” Scherer told South Florida’s Sun-Sentinel newspaper. Trump told Reuters that he couldn’t remember Scherer or the case at all.


 
The Twitter files tell you all about the lies. Have you not read the articles? When you do, come back and try real hard to say something intelligent. Good luck with that.
These files?

The installment releases have been criticized for alleged shortcomings, including exaggerating the contents' significance, omissions of context, outright mendacity, partial reporting, conclusions reached in the reporting with counterclaims against, and described as "an egregious example of the very phenomenon it purports to condemn—that of social-media managers leveraging their platforms for partisan ends".[14][15]


 
[There is no speculation. Some of his lawyers are not shy to tell reporters if they got paid or not.]


During his decades in the real estate world, Donald Trump famously shortchanged many small businesses on the money he owed them. The list includes companies that worked on Trump’s properties or supplied him with chandeliers, pianos, marble, and other luxury touches. But Trump also tried to underpay the very same lawyers who helped him save money, and some ended up suing their former client.

As our own Hannah Levintova reported in March, the Atlantic City law firm of Levine Staller saved one of Trump’s companies tens of millions of dollars in taxes—and then sued the company, Trump Entertainment, after the business tried to pay Levine Staller $1.25 million less than the firm was owed.


It wasn’t an isolated case. Trump underpaid at least four law firms or lawyers who worked for him, according to various news outlets that looked into Trump’s history of cheating his contractors. One of them, Morrison Cohen LLP of New York City, had represented Trump in a lawsuit against a construction contractor that Trump claimed had overcharged him for work on a golf course. According to USA Today, Trump sued Morrison Cohen for using the case to help promote its work, and the firm countersued for almost $500,000 in unpaid bills. The case was settled in 2009.

It wasn’t just big amounts Trump tried to get out of paying, either. Bill Scherer, a lawyer in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, had to sue Trump in 1994 to collect $5,000 in unpaid legal bills from a case Scherer won for the billionaire. The lawyer told Reuters last year that he had offered Trump a low rate to “curry favor” with the mogul, but still had to sue. “He’s a deadbeat,” Scherer told South Florida’s Sun-Sentinel newspaper. Trump told Reuters that he couldn’t remember Scherer or the case at all.


Old news and most likely more lies. No one could possibly be as bad as you assholes have made Trump out to to be. Try to think about that, if you are capable of independent thought.
 

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