BREAKING: Kirkland & Ellis withdraws from representing Pennsylvania Secretary of State in Trump campaign case
— Jack Poso đşđ¸ (@JackPosobiec) November 20, 2020
Trump’s Attorney Files “Motion to Show Cause” with Federal Court Over Harassing Actions of Lawyers and their Thugs that Put into Motion Pennsylvania Secretary of State Intimidations or Policies
But it is another thing for a lawyer in the Washington, D.C.
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office of Kirkland & Ellis, Secretary Boockvarâs outside counsel, to do so. And yet that is what happened. It is quintessentially the Courtâs role to police and appropriately sanction law firms appearing in front of it for such conduct. It is plaintiffâs obligation to defend its counsel, and it does so now by respectfully moving for an order for Kirkland & Ellis to show cause justifying the conduct of its lawyers.
Breaking: @RealDonaldTrump attorney files "motion to show cause" with federal court over harassing call from Kirkland & Ellis firm that represents PA Sec of State Boockvar. https://t.co/wrzlUnMJIR
— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) November 16, 2020
A similar move was done by Michigan AG that threatened Citizens showing videos of implied voter fraud, questionable glitches and lack of transparency. Dana Nessel sent a âcease and desistâ letter to Big League Politics about content that outlined poll worker training where workers were tutored on committing voter wrongdoings including a recording of the tutor mentioning destroying ballots.
In a cover up move, the AG filed lawsuits against small players that allegedly committed frauds on small scale in small counties, while avoiding audits and investigations of large scale anomalies and result transmissions that allegedly occurred on bigger scale in big polling areas that are controlled by Democrats and their technologies like Dominion voting machines.
A Canton Township man is facing felony charges for filling out, signing and submitting his daughterâs ballot to the local clerkâs office.
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Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the charges in a Nov. 13 press release where she said her office is also issuing several cease and desist letters to entities and individuals spreading misinformation during the Nov. 3 Election.