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malaise

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Fri Mar 29, 2024, 06:06 AM Mar 29

Why is MTG so upset about Eastman's disbarment? [View all]

https://www.newsweek.com/john-eastman-potential-disbarment-sparks-maga-fury-1884562

A number of Republicans and supporters of Trump's Make America Make Again movement criticized Roland's recommendation on X, formerly Twitter.

Georgia House Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote: "John Eastman is a great attorney and loves this country. He should not lose his law license."



Down memory lane

https://www.businessinsider.com/marjorie-taylor-greene-mtg-john-eastman-trump-constitutional-law-campaign-2022-Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's campaign paid John Eastman in January for unspecified "legal services."
The payment was made to Constitutional Counsel Group, a firm founded by the Trump lawyer.
A lawyer representing Greene told Insider he "doesn't know" what services Eastman or his firm provided.

Campaign groups affiliated with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene have paid thousands of dollars in recent months to the firm of John Eastman, a lawyer who played a leading role in former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Greene's reelection committee paid $10,000 in January to the Constitutional Counsel Group, according to a recent federal campaign finance disclosure. Eastman lists the Anaheim, California address of the Constitutional Counsel Group in state bar records.

In a disclosure with the Federal Election Commission, Greene's campaign committee said it paid the Constitutional Counsel Group on January 14 for "legal services." But it was not the first payment to Eastman's firm from a committee tied to Greene, a Georgia Republican known for her incendiary style and embrace of conspiracy theories.

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