An insider account has detailed exactly how Donald Trump’s legal team bumbled the response to voter fraud after last year’s presidential election.
With many lawyers being threatened publicly and privately as part of the electoral fraud enforcement scheme by the globalist establishment, Trump’s legal options were severely hampered for the grueling courtroom battle. This left Rudy Giuliani, America’s Mayor, in charge of the operation.
Former Overstock CEO turned deep state opponent Patrick Byrne revealed Giuliani’s many mistakes in a tell-all article in his Deep Capture blog.
“I came to learn that between Rudy’s legal team and the campaign staff there was 0 communication, even though they jointly occupied 2/3 of an office story. And between the campaign staff and the activities of those local groups and their lawyers, there was also 0 communication. I did not know if that was for a legal reason or just the way they operated. In time, I came to realize it was the latter,” Byrne wrote, stunned by Giuliani’s lack of competence.
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Byrne also called one lawyer “stunningly destructive” for going “out-of-way to be horrible” but would not name that individual. He says he has nothing against Giuliani, and from their limited interactions over the years, Byrne has been impressed with the “rare directness from a politician” possessed by Giuliani.
However, there are many odd behaviors that Byrne witnessed from Giuliani throughout his legal response to voter fraud that Byrne believes need to be known to the public.
“Law firms are notoriously poorly-managed businesses, in any case, they truly are, but the law firm-campaign space that had taken shape within that office was a particular shit-show. People wandered vaguely from meeting to meeting. The meetings I saw were run like bull sessions, with no agenda, no format, and no apparent sense of urgency,” Byrne said of the Giuliani-run operation.
Byrne said he was insulted by the demands made of him by random staffers, and Giuliani’s apparent inability to understand the fundamentals of the situation. Byrne claims Giuliani excoriated attorney Sidney Powell, refusing to argue against voter fraud in court, and pursuing a legal strategy based on procedural rules that doomed the effort to overturn the rigged election from the start. He claims that Giuliani’s excessive drinking on the job was a major problem as well.
“Over the next month and a half, a number of my colleagues interacted with Rudy from time to time, afternoons and evenings, and weekends. Nearly all mentioned two things: the inordinate amount of attention he was paying to his daily podcast, and his drinking. His own staffers were bringing it up to us. Something was clear to all who were around him: almost every evening, and many early afternoons, Rudy was shit-faced. That, and his podcasts, were the only guarantees in Rudy’s life,” Byrne wrote.
Byrne also believes that the hundreds of millions raised to stop the steal were pocketed and not a dime was ever used to help overturn electoral fraud, likely at the behest of Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, who is niece of Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT).
“So whatever Republican loyalists around the country coughed up those hundreds of millions, in donations of $10 and $20…. They were all fleeced. It was a big joke: there was a pot of hundreds of millions of dollars given by Republican rank-and-file to Republican Bigshots to help reverse-engineer and unscramble whatever had happened on November 3, and not a penny was going to any activity related to doing so. It was all being held by people at the top licking their lips,” Byrne said.
This is why so many Republicans want the issue of election fraud to disappear. The incompetence and sabotage that have occurred within the GOP is nothing short of astounding, and even Trump’s loyal supporters (and Trump himself) are forced to bear the burden of failing so abysmally to challenge such obvious fraud.
