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Dem Groups Are Trying to Eliminate “Election Lawyers” and Trump’s Attorney Needs Your Help to Stop Them

Now there are several new advocacy groups funded by millions in “dark money” dedicated to shutting down any lawyer involved in shedding light on election issues. Groups like the 65 Project and States United Democracy Center staffed by the usual crew of longtime Democrat party activists and RINO never-Trumpers are looking to bury concerned lawyers under a mountain of official complaints. Their stated tactics are disbarments, “making them toxic in their communities and in their own firms” and destroying their careers. It’s explicitly personal, right out of the Saul Alinsky playbook. If they can destroy anyone who officially investigates the integrity of our elections, they can keep using the same bag of tricks that worked for them in 2020 forever.

The result is a massive chilling effect on the practice of election law and the loss of the profession entirely.

In 2020 he (John Eastman) helped President Trump evaluate issues arising from the 2020 election and has been involved in election integrity efforts since then. Now the Democrat lawfare machine has him in their sights. On Tuesday this week he went before the State Bar of California to defend himself against disbarment, a trial engineered by the activist States United Democracy Center who filed complaints against him. He also faces a bar complaint filed against him with SCOTUS by the 65 Project.

These are unfortunately just the beginning of his troubles. He’s also been approached by the FBI at the behest of the January 6th committee, even though he was nowhere near the Capitol on that day. He’s had his address printed in local newspapers and radical activists picket his house on a daily basis. They have even set spikes in his gravel driveway to damage the cars of his family and visitors, thrown dog feces at his house, and graffiti’d his street to direct more protestors to his home.

But Eastman is committed to speaking out. In a just-released interview with Chairman of the Claremont Institute Tom Klingenstein, we can hear his justification: “Our justice system depends on competent representation on both sides of the adversarial process.” Indeed it does. Ever since John Adams defended the perpetrators of the Boston Massacre, the right to representation has been an American ideal and a constitutionally-guaranteed right. Throughout the interview, he comes across as reasonable, principled, and good humored; a scholar in full command of the relevant facts related to a very murky and unfortunate situation. It’s a remarkable discussion.

Watch the full interview:

https://www.revolver.news/2023/06/dem-nonprofits-seek-to-eliminate-all-election-lawyers-john-eastman-65-project-trump/