A new report from The Messenger found that despite Donald Trump's extensive array of criminal defense attorneys, the former president's legal team has essentially latched onto the arguments of other co-defendants who also stand charged with racketeering in the Georgia fraudulent electors case, per new filings.
At least nine of Trump's recent defense motions in defiance of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' indictment, The Messenger notes, have co-opted stances taken by his less wealthy co-conspirators. And it may be paying off in his favor — Trump has thus far managed to postpone trial before a Fulton County jury, a move which The Messenger's Alessandro Marazzi Sassoon and Adam Klasfeld attribute to co-defendants Kenneth Chesebro and Sidney Powell's success in securing separate trials.
