Democrats Say Trump Trying To Do What?
Top Democrat Lawmakers Host Anti-Trump Forum as Big Law Firms Push Back Against Accountability
In a rare and highly partisan move, Democrat lawmakers held a bicameral forum this week to launch fresh attacks against President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice. Their target? Trump’s sweeping reforms that hold politically biased lawyers and high-powered law firms accountable.
Led by longtime Trump critics Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) and Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), the forum featured disgruntled former DOJ employees and law firm insiders, many of whom left their positions after refusing to support policies restoring law and order in Washington.
🎯 Schiff and Raskin Accuse Trump of “Bending the Justice System”—But Who’s Really Undermining It?
Senator Adam Schiff, known for promoting debunked narratives about President Trump, accused the Trump administration of dismantling the legal system. Schiff claimed the reforms are “unprecedented,” yet many Americans see them as long-overdue corrections to a system that has too often protected political elites.
His Democrat colleagues echoed similar claims, warning of “profound consequences” if Trump continues to root out corruption from the DOJ.
🔥 Fired Pardon Attorney Complains About Trump’s Bold Pardons for January 6 Protesters
One key speaker, Liz Oyer, a former U.S. pardon attorney, revealed that she was removed after refusing to recommend actor Mel Gibson have his Second Amendment rights restored—despite no legal barrier preventing it. She also criticized President Trump for issuing over 1,500 pardons related to the January 6 Capitol protests without consulting her office.
But for millions of Americans, those pardons were a powerful stand against political persecution.
“Those people don’t need the help of the pardon office,” Oyer complained—seemingly unaware that the American people do support these brave patriots.
💼 Law Firm Whistleblower Says Firms Are Afraid to Stand Up to Trump—But the Truth Is Deeper
Rachel Cohen, who resigned from the global law firm Skadden Arps, testified that law firms are “afraid” to stand up to what she described as Trump’s “authoritarianism.” She objected to executive orders blocking anti-Trump attorneys from entering federal buildings and punishing law firms that file what the DOJ called “vexatious” lawsuits.
Soon after Cohen’s resignation, Skadden inked a $100 million pro bono deal with the Trump administration—an apparent effort to restore its credibility.
💰 Paul Weiss: $7M Per Partner Law Firm Calls Trump Reforms “Existential Crisis”
One of the most shocking admissions came when panelists revealed that elite law firm Paul Weiss—whose equity partners earn over $7 million per year—called Trump’s actions an “existential crisis.”
For everyday Americans, it’s clear: the crisis isn’t Trump’s reform—it’s the unchecked power of billion-dollar law firms interfering in democracy.
🧩 Democrats Accuse Trump of “Intimidation”—But Voters Call It Justice
Rep. Becca Balint (D-VT) slammed law firms for not fighting back harder against the Trump administration, claiming that losing profits wasn’t an excuse to stay silent. She accused Trump and his allies of trying to “ride this out.”
But many voters—especially older Americans who’ve watched decades of government abuse—see through the noise.
Trump’s crackdown on politically motivated lawyers and left-wing legal activism isn’t an attack on the rule of law—it’s a restoration of it.
🇺🇸 The Bottom Line: Trump’s DOJ Reforms Are Exactly What America Needs
This forum wasn’t about democracy—it was about Democrats trying to protect their allies in the legal world. While they cry foul over accountability, President Trump continues to deliver exactly what he promised: a justice system that serves the people, not the elites.
As 2024 approaches, expect more of these desperate stunts from the Left. But rest assured, millions of Americans are ready to stand by President Trump and fight back against the deep state, one reform at a time.
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