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Trump Mocked After Bragging About His List Of 'Truly Great' Election Lawyers Being Led By Rudy Giuliani

Trump Mocked After Bragging About His List Of 'Truly Great' Election Lawyers Being Led By Rudy Giuliani
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President Trump lost his 2020 re-election campaign, but continues to falsely insist some sort of "election fraud" played a role in Biden's victory.

On Twitter, he went so far as to announce his new legal team who will be "spearheading the legal effort to defend our right to free and fair elections."


Trump's team, comprising some of the absolute dregs of conservative television punditry, was immediately mocked by the entirety of Twitter.



President Trump has hired his favorite Fox News commentators to defend him legally.



Seeing the members of Trump's legal team did little to convince anyone that he will be staying in office come January.



Several of the people included in Trump's announcement have ties to his previous shady business dealings.



In recent years, Rudy Giuliani especially has made a name for himself as an unhinged conspiracy theorist.



This "dream team" will take President Trump straight to the top!


Though President Trump insists otherwise, no evidence of any widespread wrongdoing during the 2020 elections has been uncovered and the vast majority of the President's lawsuits have been dismissed.

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