Throughout history, authoritarian leaders have deployed various “institutions” to give a color of legitimacy to their despicable actions…

The biased judge who oversaw the California State Bar disbarment show trial against conservative constitutional scholar Dr. John Eastman has rejected his request to delay suspension of his law license while he appeals her disbarment recommendation.

There’s only one likely explanation for the hyper-partisan action of Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes in her lawfare indictment of me and other Trump attorneys and supporters…

Another partisan Democrat prosecutor has decided to join the lawfare assault against me by indicting me and other attorneys for President Trump in Arizona.

The prominent conservative publication Daily Caller is out with a blockbuster article detailing the latest element in the lawfare assault being waged against me. They report that two of the nation’s biggest banks, Bank of America and USAA, have “debanked” me with no warning, no explanation, and no avenue for recourse.

I have taken to calling the mainstream media the “propaganda press” because their primary job seems to be to advance a leftwing narrative on virtually every topic in the news. This is especially true on all things Trump.

I have said from the beginning that the lawfare assault being waged against me was coordinated and connected to an overarching objective – to “get” Donald Trump.

My life has been turned upside down by radical leftwing lawyers and prosecutors who are advancing a comprehensive lawfare attack against me.

This week is a critical one in Fulton County DA Fani Willis’ attempt to bring down President Trump. I, like many others, got scooped up in Ms. Willis’ efforts to target President Trump (she ran for office pledging that she would “get” him). Now, her behavior as a prosecutor is under a judicial microscope.

We continue to wait for the California State Bar judge to return her verdict in the state’s wrongly brought and highly political disbarment proceeding against me. Her ruling is due by the end of this month.