[nfldgirl]

Seems to me that’s on Trump, as it’s hard to believe he couldn’t have put together a more capable legal team to press his case of fraud and theft.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Well, he’s not a lawyer. He perhaps believed, or was told, that Giuliani was on the ball with this. Trump probably also believed the Supreme Court would step up here in the face of overwhelming evidence with respect to states illegally changing election laws and was quite rightfully thunderstruck when they did nothing about this theft.

[Grim]

I have to agree. From the beginning of his administration, Trump made terrible personnel choices the first and most devastating was firing General Flynn. He should have fought tooth and nail and defended him. Instead, he surrendered to Pence who we now find wasn't entirely forthright.

Secondly, it seems he outsourced populating his administration to Neo cons and Never Trumpers and he never got a handle on his own administration.

Yes, he was under tremendous pressure from the git go and he managed in spite of it all to get a lot done. Unfortunately much of his accomplishment is being unwound by Brainless Biden and his Communist Chinese masters.

We're in for a long dark age if 2022 doesn't change the House and the Senate.

[caww]

I distinctly recall Rudy and the Trumps campaign team said they were ‘ready’ to take this on weeks before the actual election.....it doesn’t appear this was so.