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  Less worthless than your client..
context: “Trump lawyer” says what? >
  
  From recent evidence Trump lawyers only say bullshit. >
  
  Trump lawyers are actually the ones that are worthless. >
  
  Trump lawyer should be more worried about actually getting paid. >
  
  And staying out of prison. >
  
  Someone wanna tell him? Trump is famous for Making Attorneys Getting Attorneys. >
  
  I mean yeah technically he's right. DoJ was probably planning on charging him regardless of the referral. >
  
  Yep. He's in MORE trouble about the clsssified documents he stole from the White House.
  Its easier to muddy the waters about the Jan 6th stuff than it is to try and explain him stealing and refusing to hand back Top Secret documents >
  
  Says the worthless lawyer. >
  
  Lawyer?
  Giuliani, Powell, Eastman... Disbarred, sanctioned,  Disgraced. Truly the amateur division of lawyers. >
  
  Don’t forget Michael Cohen who got sent to prison because of trump too >
  
  For anyone who pays attention, the words after "Trump lawyer says" are automatically dismissed. >
  
  Worthless as in, “he was going to be charged anyway so this referral is purely symbolic?”  Yep, I can get on board with that. >
  
  Not as worthless as the unpaid invoices he sends to Trump for legal services. >
  
  Never stopped the GOP from using Congress as a blunt instrument to smear their political opponents with baseless investigations. 
  Congress can only make referrals to law enforcement agencies. And the GOP is gonna try and pull the same shit with Hunter Biden like they did on Hillary Clinton 9 separate times... 
  The difference here is that there is clear evidence of criminal wrongdoing and a violation of his oath of office and the constitution. 
  He's fucked for trying to incite an insurrection and overturn a free and fair election, now the American public knows why and just how involved he and his inner circle was. 
  That was the purpose of the committee and this morally bereft ambulance chaser knows that as well. >
  
  
  now the American public knows why and just how involved he and his inner circle was
  
  Let's not hide the truth, a good part of the republican party was in on this as well. No need to whitewash their participation as well. >
  
  Like anyone listens to any of drumpfuck's lawyers… (including Drumpfuck) >
  
  So will the check he writes for you >
  
  While the Department of Justice is not required to follow through on referrals from congressional committees, Chair Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) said on Monday that he is confident the DOJ will eventually charge Trump.
  “The committee looked at it long and hard,” Thompson said in an interview with CNN. “And from my vantage point, we couldn’t do anything except make the referral.” >
  
  i wonder how long it is before this lawyer needs to get his own lawyer because he worked for trump? >
  
  
  “The Department of Justice doesn’t have to follow it,” Tim Parlatore told CNN. “There’s been an existing investigation that we have been dealing with for quite some time. And, really what this does, if anything, it just politicizes the process.”
  
  This is like my land lords lawyer telling me they don’t want to make the water leak flooding my kitchen into a plumbing issue. >
  
  Ahh yes “worthless” until they arent >
  
  If the doj does not act then benedict donald’s lawyer is absolutely right. >
  
  maybe but the DOJ apparently is already conducting their own investigations anyways sooo >
  
  Trump lawyers don't even tell the truth in court. >
  
  ADX Florence just placed an order for some double extra small handcuffs, with the grease proof coating. >
  
  And 1 MyPillow. >
  
  Paid liar says what? >
  
  If congress didn't make a criminal referral Trump would crow see they found no wrong doing so the referral prevents Trump from claiming innocence but of course it sets the table for much more than that. >
  
  Must be another one of Herr Orangutan's  "winning" attorneys who are all seeking attorneys of their own, like Rudi Giuliani, Sidney Powell, etc.
  Sending Evidence from more than 1000 interviews along with the recommendations for prosecution to the DOJ is by far not worthless.  It all gets added to what the four Grand Jurys have been investigating and accumulating, as well as the 6 State investigations into Electoral College fraud and strong arming of Governors and Secretaries of each State to change vote counts. >
  
  He still has a lawyer? >
  
  There are people who never learn. >
  
  Trump going down.