So he admitted that it is was him, his own instincts ...
Probably as close as one will ever get to an admission of responsibility from that mook. Probably had no idea he was even doing it.
But you watch - he'll probably backtrack and try to blame it on the lawyers when it's time to pay the piper.
Again, it’s already known that 1. He said publicly on election night that he won.
Yes.
2. He didn’t agree with the conclusions of WH lawyers that he didn’t win. (lawyers that said that for perhaps political reasons)
... or perhaps they said because they
knew it to be
true ?
Willing to concede that as a possibility ?
And 3. He listened to other lawyers who believed he won and that there was enough irregularities (data, sworn affidavits from witnesses, etc,) to challenge the election.
Yeah ... he listened to:
Rudy of The Dripping Hair Dye, who has been very naughty while very busy laundering Russian agit-prop ... when he isn't busy holding press conferences at the Four Seasons Total Landscaping. His license to practice law is currently suspended in NY State, and he's had the D.C. Bar Disciplinary Counsel recommend he be disbarred for violating rules of professional conduct by making false election fraud claims and trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in Pennsylvania. That matter is still pending before the D.C. Court of Appeals.
Sidney the Texas Goofball Lawyer that promised to release "The Kraken" ... who she seems to have lost track of.
Jenna Ellis ... whose legal experience consisted of, among other things, working as Deputy DA (fired within 6 months) in Colorado State court (no Federal or Constitutional legal experience which she claimed), who appears to have lied about being "attorney for the U.S. Department of State" ... and who was recently censured by the the chief disciplinary judge of the Colorado State Supreme Court for having "repeatedly made misrepresentations on national television and on Twitter, undermining the American public's confidence in the 2020 presidential election, violating her duty of candor to the public ... and was recently forced to acknowledge that she violated the rule that prohibited "reckless, knowing or intentional misrepresentations by attorneys".
Jeffery "Gee, It Sure Is Chilly Out Here" Clark ... a former DOJ environmental official ... who got told by his superiors to go sit down and shut up ... they would call him if there's an oil spill or some other environmental disaster.
John Eastman ... a (supposed) "Constitutional Lawyer" ... who admitted the crackpot theories he was promulgating were illegal and wouldn't pass muster.
Only. The. Best. People.
