Ex-Trump Lawyer to Cooperate in Arizona 'Fake Electors' Case

Above: Jenna Ellis reads a statement after pleading guilty to a felony count of aiding and abetting false statements and writings, inside Fulton Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee's Fulton County Courtroom in Oct. 24, 2023. Image copyright: John Bazemore/Pool/Getty Images News via Getty Images

The Spin

Anti-Trump narrative

Ellis has made the right choice, and she will be instrumental in holding Trump and his cronies responsible for their anti-democratic shenanigans. Ellis already pleaded guilty to similar charges in Georgia, so she got a good deal from Mayes. Trump's attempts to overturn Joe Biden's victory violated the will of the people and, hopefully, Ellis will shed light on the depth of Trump's plan.

Pro-Trump narrative

Jenna Ellis turned on her former colleagues, selling them out to save herself from corrupt partisan prosecution. Mayes, like many of her Democrat colleagues in other states, is using lawfare to target Trump and weaponize the justice system. Instead of standing against this abuse of justice, Jenna Ellis is aiding and abetting this attack.

Metaculus Prediction

There's a 1% chance that Donald J. Trump will be convicted of at least one count in his federal court cases before the end of 2024, according to the Metaculus prediction community.


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