🚨Trump’s TOP Lawyer FINALLY SURRENDERS in OPEN COURT!!
From MeidasTouch
Lindsay Halligan, Donald Trump's appointed U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, has been disqualified from her position due to her unlawful appointment following the removal of an interim attorney. Despite her attempts to secure indictments against James Comey and Letitia James, Halligan's lack of federal prosecutorial experience and misconduct led to multiple grand juries rejecting her cases, ultimately resulting in her exit from the role.
Key Takeaways
- Lindsay Halligan: A handpicked lawyer whose qualifications included insurance, not indictments. A legal plot twist gone wrong.
- Indicting a ham sandwich? Halligan struggled even with that. Federal grand juries know a flimsy case when they see one.
- A Trump-appointed judge didn't play favorites—correcting Halligan's self-appointed title might score legal points for integrity.
- When your term as U.S. Attorney expires before it begins, it’s a real-life example of ‘no vacancy’ signs in law.
- In the game of legal chess, Halligan checked herself out after trying to play knight without knowing the rules.
Mentioned in This Episode
- Lindsay Halligan (person)
- Donald Trump (person)
- Pam Bondi (person)
- Eric Seabert (person)
- Judge Novak (person)
- Leticia James (person)
- Talking Feds (media)
- Judge Curry (person)
- Todd Blanch (person)
- Midas Touch Network (company)