This is Michael Popeye, legal AF.

Well, hats off to Ken Chesbro, one of the 19 co-conspirators in Georgia for his role in

the criminal conspiracy brought by Fonnie Willis and dited by a Georgia grand jury.

Hats off because if you thought he was a half-baked constitutional scholar that didn't think

anything was wrong with creating the fake electors scheme, trying even though he knew it

was doomed to failure and was incorrect under all of the law and trying to interfere with

the Georgia election process, well, then you're going to be thrilled by his latest filing.

Now that he's gotten a trial date that he wanted, which is October 23, 2023, don't rub

your eyes of your ears, that's not a typo.

He asked for a speedy trial and judge McAfee and Georgia law gave it to him.

He's going to trial in six weeks for his role in the criminal conspiracy.

Now what did he do?

He wrote at least two memos as a lawyer and those memos were used by other lawyers for

Donald Trump and other non-lawyers for Donald Trump to try to slow down and stop and interfere

with the electoral college certification process and the peaceful transfer of power.

So Ken Chesbro, who's an amateur constitutional scholar and amateur electoral count act scholar

gave credence to the argument that there could be an entirely fake set of electors, a parallel

world set of electors that could be certified and sent to Mike Pence for him to recognize

and while they were doing the counting in the Senate on Jan 6th and make Donald Trump

the president.

And if he didn't accept those as the legitimate slate of electors because they weren't,

and he rejected the ones that were submitted by the secretaries of state and governors

...