At the core of the lawfare claims against me, President Trump and other defendants is that through various means we were engaged in “election interference” in the 2020 presidential election.

The lawfare left wants me off the field. No longer able to fight for conservative causes and the Constitution.

Many Americans know that I have been targeted by the lawfare left because of my work helping former President Donald Trump lawfully and ethically bring forth challenges to potential illegalities during the 2020 president election.

The lawfare left has viciously assaulted me for one reason – as Donald Trump’s top constitutional lawyer during his 2020 election challenges, they want me to surrender to their assault and help them bring down former President Trump.

My name is John Eastman and I am a former Law School Dean, professor and constitutional scholar and litigator.

I have been indicted in two states (Arizona and Georgia) and am dealing with a disbarment trial in a third (California) because the lawfare left says I am a threat to democracy.

America watched in horror as a would-be assassin tried to kill former President Donald J. Trump in Pennsylvania. Our former and very likely future president came within a fraction of an inch of losing his life. By God’s grace, Mr. Trump turned his head at the precise moment that the bullet was fired, and it grazed his face, ripping through his ear. Praise the Lord, he survived.

The judge overseeing the criminal case against me being prosecuted by Arizona’s Attorney General has issued an order designating it a “complex case.”

The debate between former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden utterly has exposed the deep state. Everyone who watched the CNN-hosted debate – nearly 60 million Americans – was presented with the reality that Joe Biden is not cognitively capable of serving as President. The deep state is running the country, not Joe Biden.

When British settlers arrived on the American continent in the early 1600s, they brought with them many beliefs, customs, and pursuits. As the colonies became established and grew, so, too, did America’s nascent system of justice become established, owing its foundation in large part to British common law.