https://www.theatlantic.com/politic...trump-administration-attorney-general/619298/ “You know, Mr. President, there are 662 precincts in Wayne County,” Barr said. Trump seemed taken aback that he knew the exact number. “It’s the only county with all the boxes going to a central place, and you actually did better there this time around than you did last time. You keep on saying that the Department of Justice is not looking at this stuff, and we are looking at it in a responsible way. But your people keep on shoveling this shit out.” As Trump ranted about other examples of fraud, Meadows continued to sit silently with his arms crossed, his posture suggesting that he, too, was upset by what Barr had done. “You know, you only have five weeks, Mr. President, after an election to make legal challenges,” Barr said. “This would have taken a crackerjack team with a really coherent and disciplined strategy. Instead, you have a clown show. No self-respecting lawyer is going anywhere near it. It’s just a joke. That’s why you are where you are.” Interestingly, Trump didn’t argue when Barr told him that his “clown show” legal team had wasted time. In fact, he said, “You may be right about that.”
No such thing as baseless when there are hundreds of affidavits from ordinary Americans alleging fraud. Evidence of tampering with the election machines, running ballots multiple times, dead people and illegals voting, extreme liberals who moved to other states that still voted in their previous states of residence, etc. If extreme liberal idiots including, ET trolls believe their BS, you should all be calling for audits of ballots in those 6 states, AZ, NV, GA, PA, WI, MI for starters. Did not cheat, no massive fraud? Then, you idiots should be demanding audits of all ballots cast in those states. That would easily settle if there was massive fraud or not! The reason you are fighting the ballot audit in AZ is you know, massive election fraud did happen and will expose your cheating ways.
'No, this isn't happening': Trump aides looked on in horror as Giuliani's hair dye streamed down his face Wolff reports that Trump was "pissed" by what he saw and blurted, "What's going on with this sh*t dripping off his face?" According to another excerpt from Michael Wolff's upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency, former president Donald Trump and his inner circle looked on in horror as ex-Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani held a press conference alleging election fraud as his hair dye streamed down his face. The report from SheKnows via Yahoo, notes that Trump was watching the interview live as the former New York City mayor pressed his case -- while sweating profusely -- to get the 2020 election results overturned and then a thin line of dye slowly slid down from Giuliani's scalp and past his mouth. According to Wolff, "...thirty-two minutes in, a rivulet of black hair dye started to run down his face. Then the rivulet grew wider, tributaries of black and deathly gray. Curiously, you could not immediately see it from the in-person seats. But you could see it on television, and in seconds, Twitter lit up in wonder and incredulity. Everybody in the audience in person, agog, was pointing at their phones and then looking up and pointing at the mayor." The report adds, "The worst part of the entire press conference was that Giuliani knew he was sweating as he passionately delivered his talking points, but had no idea it was draining the color from his hair — and becoming a social media trending topic." ..
https://www.npr.org/2021/08/25/1031...ders-legal-education-for-failed-election-laws Judge Sanctions Trump Allies And Orders Legal Education For Failed Election Lawsuit Nine attorneys aligned with former President Donald Trump who filed an unsuccessful lawsuit challenging Michigan's 2020 presidential election results will have to pay financial penalties and face other punitive actions for their legal effort, a district court judge ruled on Wednesday. "This lawsuit represents a historic and profound abuse of the judicial process," U.S. District Judge Linda Parker wrote in her scathing decision on the case. "It is one thing to take on the charge of vindicating rights associated with an allegedly fraudulent election," she wrote. "It is another to take on the charge of deceiving a federal court and the American people into believing that rights were infringed, without regard to whether any laws or rights were in fact violated. This is what happened here." The ruling stems from a lawsuit brought by the attorneys — including Trump backers Sidney Powell and Lin Wood — which sought to decertify Michigan's election results under the false pretense that ballots had been manipulated in Joe Biden's favor. Biden won Michigan by more than 150,000 votes. Trump Lawyers Who Spread False Election Claims Are Now Defending Themselves In Court Trump and his allies sought to overturn election results in a number of states, often urging local elected officials to step in to help their cause. Out of office, Trump has continued to spread baseless claims about a fraudulent election. That lie was a direct catalyst for the deadly Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection, during which supporters of the former president stormed the national seat of democracy and attempted to halt the certification of Biden's election win. "This case was never about fraud—it was about undermining the People's faith in our democracy and debasing the judicial process to do so," Judge Parker wrote. After the lawsuit failed, the state of Michigan and the city of Detroit asked the judge to sanction the nine attorneys. She agreed Wednesday, ordering them to pay costs incurred by the state and the city to defend against the legal action. The costs have not yet been tallied. At a July hearing, Powell said she took "full responsibility" for the lawsuit's paperwork. Powell told the judge she'd practiced law with the highest standards. Parker also ordered the nine attorneys named in the ruling to receive 12 hours of legal education, six of which will focus specifically on election law. They could face possible further action in the individual states in which they practice.