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    1. JimmyRamone17_ on

      Oh, you love to see it.

      No one should carry out the regime’s dirty work. The same thing is happening with ICE, no one wants anything to do with them and they’re trying (and totally failing) to alleviate that by promising exorbitant incentives lmao

    2. >Whoever didn’t get fired for not being all-MAGA, all the time decided it was time to call it a career. Anyone who forgot to lie to courts or failed to push abject bullshit past federal judges was shown the door. And with the Civil Rights division (or CRT in DOJ parlance) down to just the Trump loyalists, it would have made sense to do as little as possible with these extremely limited resources.

      >…Yep, these positions are open to anyone willing to help the DOJ censor students, mistreat transgender kids, support voter suppression efforts, and let companies get away with paying people less just because they aren’t white.

      >There’s nothing involving civil rights happening here, at least not in a positive way. Instead, the DOJ is hoping there are still enough lawyers left in the building to assist Trump in ideological lawfare efforts that most voters — even many of his own — don’t support.

      >This is an entire administration consumed with a undying passion for punching down. No one here is seeking to elevate anyone but themselves. The only thing we might be able to enjoy — at least for the time being — is that they’ve fired so many people they don’t have enough people left to help them with their punching.

    3. pwningrampage on

      Trump will find lawyers

      The heritage foundation will find lawyers

      Peter tiel will find lawyers

      All it matters is being an yes man to the orange emperor

    4. ranchoparksteve on

      Everybody who knew how to do stuff has moved on. Now it’s just a bunch of DEI hires.

    5. Easy. They just have to lower the standards. Since they got none that’s not really an issue.

    6. Nah, there will never be a shortage of people that will sell their soul for money.

    7. Throwaway1285837 on

      Is this when he stops punching with lawyers and ramps up punching with ICE agents?

    8. The biggest flaw in every fascist regime that eventually collapsed was their own incompetence.

    9. UsualSuspect1369 on

      Oh I’m sure they’ll be able to find many incompetent ones to lose in court until they stack the judiciary with Bove type judges.

    10. Step 1: Get fired by Trump.

      Step 2: Band together, start new law firm to go after Trump.

      >A group of well-known Washington lawyers is opening a law firm focused on challenging President Donald Trump’s executive orders and agency actions as he strives to dramatically reshape the federal government during his second term.

      >The Washington Litigation Group, a new boutique non-profit firm, is composed of seasoned attorneys, judges and former government employees who lost their jobs when the president took office – with some even emerging from retirement. Its services will be free to those looking to push back on Trump’s use of executive power, and the group has already begun representing the head of an independent agency fired by the president.

      >The group is led by Tom Green, former head of Sidley Austin’s white-collar practice and a veteran attorney who defended clients during the Watergate investigation and Iran-Contra affair.

      >[https://edition.cnn.com/2025/08/04/politics/washington-litigation-group-trump-executive-power](https://edition.cnn.com/2025/08/04/politics/washington-litigation-group-trump-executive-power)

    11. Red_Wing-GrimThug on

      Who needs good lawyers when you own the Supreme Court 🤦‍♂️

    12. nanopicofared on

      I’m sure the big law firms that settled with Trump will be happy to help Trump continue his quest on a pro bono basis.

    13. And the ones they do have are literally the worst lawyers in the country. Alina Habba has lost every single case she’s represented Trump on ffs.

    14. Throwme2Dwolves on

      There will be alot of lawyers losing their license, most of them are smart and are distancing themselves.

      Imagine risking your license to practice because someone is telling you what to do.

      Going to school for years only to end up losing your license isn’t worth making America great again.

    15. This headline is so brainbroken. They don’t need lawyers. There’s nobody to enforce the law and hold people accountable.

    16. Tackysackjones on

      While this might sound a tad hopeless, it takes so long for the courts to catch up to anything, America will likely already be destroyed. We’re seeing this issue all over the place. A republic works only so far as an elected officials willingness to do their job (the right thing) once they figured out they could delay and hem and haw over the definition of the word “must” we began leaking at the seams

    17. DJfunkyPuddle on

      Sounds like a huge cope, don’t get distracted by this hopefull bullshit.

    18. Creative-Package6213 on

      You only need lawyers if the rule of law applies, which we have seen…it doesn’t.

    19. Leave now – “just following orders” is NOT a legal defense and will not save you when the cult inevitably falls apart.

    20. Embarrassed-Crazy112 on

      Pure hopium. If there’s one thing the US ‚justice‘ system loves it’s fucking itself in favor of the rich. I’m sure they’re are plenty of money hungry assholes ready and waiting to continue to carry out P2025.

    21. Original-Error404 on

      Who cares about lawyers when Trump got the Supreme Court in his pocket!

    22. That’s all in the plan called Project 2025. Put all federal workers into trauma then fill the government with loyal cultists, eager to please the king.

    23. MattieShoes on

      This feels like a „no way I would believe you 10 years ago“ headline.

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