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In reply to the discussion: Donald Trump's real conspiracy: It's much larger than even Fani Willis imagines [View all]MagickMuffin
(18,341 posts)15. Let's not forget the attorney general's in the swing states
And theres ol crooked Ken Paxton at the center of the conspiracy
By supporting efforts to overturn the results of the presidential election, most of the nations Republican state attorneys general may have undermined their offices long-held special status in federal courts.
In December, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed legal papers attempting to overturn the results of the presidential election based on unfounded claims of election fraud in four states that voted for President-elect Joe Biden. The Republican attorneys general for 17 other states made legal filings supporting his effort, which was rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court.
More recently, an association that is affiliated with their political arm, the Republican Attorneys General Association, became entangled in the Jan. 6 rally by President Donald Trump that preceded the violent insurrection against the U.S. Capitol. That group, the Rule of Law Defense Fund, helped pay for promotional efforts to get people to attend Trumps rally. The controversy prompted the AG associations executive director, Adam Piper, to resign.
https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-joe-biden-donald-trump-capitol-siege-ken-paxton-bab5f89283d664081467abbbf6e014bd
In December, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed legal papers attempting to overturn the results of the presidential election based on unfounded claims of election fraud in four states that voted for President-elect Joe Biden. The Republican attorneys general for 17 other states made legal filings supporting his effort, which was rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court.
More recently, an association that is affiliated with their political arm, the Republican Attorneys General Association, became entangled in the Jan. 6 rally by President Donald Trump that preceded the violent insurrection against the U.S. Capitol. That group, the Rule of Law Defense Fund, helped pay for promotional efforts to get people to attend Trumps rally. The controversy prompted the AG associations executive director, Adam Piper, to resign.
https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-joe-biden-donald-trump-capitol-siege-ken-paxton-bab5f89283d664081467abbbf6e014bd
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Donald Trump's real conspiracy: It's much larger than even Fani Willis imagines [View all]
marmar
Aug 2023
OP
I can't believe the people follow this man he says such terrible things about the United States and
Walleye
Aug 2023
#1
It's breathtaking, isn't it. But he validates their racism (and a bucket full of other -isms...)
Oopsie Daisy
Aug 2023
#48
True but they all play each for themselves and their own advantage. Regional differences apply
Ford_Prefect
Aug 2023
#43
And the author thinks Fani Willis doesn't "imagine" this? Ms Willis does the work in front of her...
Hekate
Aug 2023
#4
Yep. The author is just another chode who thinks he has some special insight nobody else has.
BannonsLiver
Aug 2023
#24
Not a thing negative about Ms. Willis in the article. Writer does rip Trump's co-conspirators.
Kid Berwyn
Aug 2023
#27
It seems we are giving too much credit to tfg. Without foreign and domestic players with brains and
housecat
Aug 2023
#13
That's a very important article. It's all worse than most of us thought. /nt
bucolic_frolic
Aug 2023
#17
I'll just go to the Winchester, have a pint, and wait for this whole thing to blow over.
Initech
Aug 2023
#23
Taught them to hate the same government that helps them live their lives
Ferrets are Cool
Aug 2023
#28