Bombshell: Bogus Indictment Gives Trump Subpoena Power To Re-Litigate 2020 Election Fraud, Trump Lawyer Says

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Donald Trump’s lawyer revealed that special counsel Jack Smith’s latest indictment will allow the former president to re-litigate the fraud of the 2020 election through discovery.



Trump attorney John Lauro explained on Fox News Tuesday that Trump’s decision to contest the 2020 election was not only constitutional, but he was also duty-bound to do so as President of the United States.

“What Mr. Trump did was exactly constitutionally precise and in order. There was nothing illegal about that. And he was required to take steps as President of the United States to ensure that that election was held in a valid way,” Lauro said. “All that now is being criminalized.”


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“What Mr. Trump did was exactly constitutionally precise and in order. There was nothing illegal about that. And he was required to take steps as President of the United States to ensure that that election was held in a valid way,” Lauro said. “All that now is being criminalized.”

“In 2020, Mr. Trump’s campaign had a few weeks to gear up and present evidence, and so it was very difficult,” Lauro explained.

“We now have the ability in this case to issue our own subpoenas. And we will re-litigate every single issue in the 2020 election in the context of this litigation.”

“It gives President Trump an opportunity that he has never had before, which is to have subpoena power since January 6 in a way that can be exercised in federal court,” he added.

This revelation could result in a major backfire for the Biden regime and Democrats.

If Trump’s legal team is able to present in court evidence of fraud and other constitutional violations of the 2020 election that were previously rejected by the courts, the American people may finally be able to see what happened in the battleground states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona and Nevada.

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