Trump Attorney in Elector’s Case Kenneth Chesebro Takes a Plea

Kenneth Chesbro, a former Trump attorney, wrote a series of memos about Trump’s alternate election strategy in 2020. Democrats made it into a crime. He pleaded guilty to one felony Friday as part of a plea deal.

The 62-year-old attorney pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy of filing false documents during a brief proceeding before Fulton County Superior Court judge Scott McAfee.

This follows co-defendant Sidney Powell’s plea deal.

here’s video of Chesebro accepting his plea deal in Fulton County pic.twitter.com/HczftOr2n6

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 20, 2023

There is no way Mr. Chesebro would have gotten a fair trial in Fulton County, especially when the prosecutors don’t mind stretching the truth.

Mr. Chesebro is the alleged architect of the elector’s plan, which Democrats called the fake elector’s plot.

The Trump team was doing everything in the open and they believed, within the law.

A third defendant, a former bail bondsman, Scott Hall, pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor counts last month.

Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro both just agreed to take plea deals in Fulton County.

So what does this mean for former President Donald Trump?

Former DOJ official Katie Sullivan joins @EmeraldRobinson to break it all down. pic.twitter.com/i0fgUbcxEp

— The Absolute Truth with @EmeraldRobinson (@AbsoluteWithE) October 20, 2023

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