Translation: I was happy to follow him when I thought we were winning, but I don’t want to go to prison for this criminal.

Jenna Ellis […] says she will not vote for him in the future because he is a “malignant narcissist” who cannot admit mistakes.

Say what you will about her, and you’d be right, but this is still something that “Hang” Mike Pence can’t even bring himself to say.

“And the total idolatry that I’m seeing from some of the supporters that are unwilling to put the constitution and the country and the conservative principles above their love for a star is really troubling.

Yeah girl…those people are cray cray. Not you tho. You’re different and special. You actually knew the guy & still did all the cray cray. The others wish they could be as cool as you. So keep on keepin on…if you go to prison, we’ll forget who you even are and that would be wonderful, so look on the bright side and know you succeeded in making at least one group of people happy.

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Jenna Ellis – the Donald Trump lawyer who like the former president faces criminal charges regarding attempted election subversion in his defeat by Joe Biden in 2020 – says she will not vote for him in the future because he is a “malignant narcissist” who cannot admit mistakes.

Denying all wrongdoing and claiming political persecution, he also faces four federal counts related to election subversion; 40 federal counts related to retention of classified information; 34 state counts in New York over hush-money payments; and civil cases including a $250m lawsuit lodged by the New York attorney general over his business affairs and a defamation claim arising from a rape allegation a judge said was “substantially true”.

Nonetheless, Trump leads polling regarding the 2024 Republican presidential primary by vast margins, in national and key state surveys.

Ellis is a former counsel for the Thomas More Society, a conservative Catholic group, whose claims to be a constitutional lawyer have been widely doubted.

Described by the New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman as “a lawyer whom Trump sought out after seeing her television commentary”, in 2020 Ellis rose from relative obscurity to become part of what she called an “elite strike force team” working to overturn Trump’s defeat by Biden.

“And the total idolatry that I’m seeing from some of the supporters that are unwilling to put the constitution and the country and the conservative principles above their love for a star is really troubling.

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It would be great if Christian fundamentalists abandoned him.