[SoConPubbie]

“One of the key names on the invite is Marc Lampkin, a lobbyist ...”

Like the other Online DeSanctimonious Influencer on this thread, you are mis-directing on the original question.

DeSanctimonious is using, as a fundraiser, a current Group of Lawyers who have represented Dominion, the cheaters in the election 2020.

Do you really think that Trump, after they represented Dominion, would be dealing with them?

Deal with the now and the context. Your actions are not honest.

[MinorityRepublican]

Insults are not going to work this time. It makes Trump look petty.

[TexasGator]

“Deal with the now and the context.”

But you are dealing with the past!

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DeSanctimonious is using, as a fundraiser, a current Group of Lawyers who have represented Dominion,

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[Erik Latranyi]

DeSanctimonious is using, as a fundraiser, a current Group of Lawyers who have represented Dominion, the cheaters in the election 2020.

You really are a doofus.

I posted PROOF that Trump picked his Secretary of the Interior from this same law firm.

Of course, you think that is OK because you are a hypocrite and a creepy Trump cultist.

[TexasGator]

“Your actions are not honest.”

Dishonesty is indicating a quote is mine when it is not.

[TexasGator]

From your OP

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Lawyers who attempted a class action lawsuit claiming voter fraud in the 2020 election were sanctioned by a federal judge in Colorado on Wednesday for the frivolous, meritless case, a major condemnation of pro-Donald Trump allies’ attempts to use the courts to vet right-wing conspiracies.

The attorneys – Gary D. Fielder and Ernest John Walker – that filed the election lawsuit in late December 2020 in Colorado federal court now must pay attorneys fees for Facebook, Dominion Voting Systems, the states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Wisconsin, and the non-profit Center for Tech and Civic Life, all of which were named as defendants in the lawsuit, Magistrate Judge N. Reid Neureiter ruled.

Neureiter wrote a scathing 68-page opinion condemning the post-election lawsuit, calling it an “enormous conspiracy theory” and potentially defamatory. The lawsuit had no lawyers or experts that were able to support the claims, the judge noted.