CONSEQUENCES: Texas Bar files complaint against state’s Deputy Attorney General over electoral vote lawsuit

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After a year and a half of phony accusations of a stolen 2020 presidential election, the crows are coming home to roost for state-level Republican enablers of Donald Trump’s “big lie” as Brent Webster, the First Assistant Attorney General of Texas, is now being sued by the Texas Bar for trying to overturn 2020 election through his legal filings.
“1) an outcome determinative number of votes were tied to unregistered voters;2) votes were switched by a glitch with Dominion voting machines;3) state actors ‘unconstitutionally revised their state’s election statutes;’ and4) ‘illegal votes’ had been cast that affected the outcome of the election.”
“Respondent’s representations were dishonest. His allegations were not supported by any charge, indictment, judicial finding, and/or credible or admissible evidence, and failed to disclose to the Court that some of his representations and allegations had already been adjudicated and/or dismissed in a court of law. In addition, Respondent misrepresented that the State of Texas had “uncovered substantial evidence… that raises serious doubts as to the integrity of the election process in Defendant States,” and had standing to bring these claims before the United States Supreme Court.”
“As a result of Respondent’s actions, Defendant States were required to expend time, money, and resources to respond to the misrepresentations and false statements contained in these pleadings and injunction requests even though they had previously certified their presidential electors based on the election results prior to the filing of Respondent’s pleadings.”
8.04(a)(3): A lawyer shall not engage in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation.
“Petitioner prays that a judgment of professional misconduct be entered against Respondent, and that this Honorable Court determine and impose an appropriate sanction, including an order that Respondent pay reasonable attorneys’ fees, costs of court and all expenses associated with this proceeding. Petitioner further prays for such other and additional relief, general or specific, at law or in equity, to which it may show itself entitled.”
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Vinnie Longobardo is the Managing Editor of Occupy Democrats. He's a 35-year veteran of the TV, mobile & internet industries, specializing in start-ups and the international media business. His passions are politics, music, and art.