Chesebro and Powell Do the Bare Minimum in Their Handwritten Apologies in Trump’s Georgia Case — Will They Do the Same on the Stand?
Terse missives suggest that neither attorney is in a talkative mood as they seek to walk the line between the case in Georgia and those in federal court.
The disclosure of hand-written notes of apology to the citizens of Georgia — each just one line — from two of President Trump’s lawyers, Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro, throws into cursive relief how their guilty pleas and cooperation agreements appear to have an element that is grudging.
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