JENNA ELLIS IN THE MORNING

 Jenna,

I’ve admired you for your courageous stands on both Christianity and Conservatism for quite some time. I did watch and listen to your tearful-plea of guilty in Fulton County, Ga. Although I was saddened to learn of this, it is certainly understandable that you would not want to risk being found guilty of various felonies in such a blue-county.

In light of the fact that you stated, had you performed your due-diligence, you would not have undertaken representation of President Trump, you may have unnecessarily alienated a large swath of your audience.

I have been a practicing attorney for 30+ years. I closely watched and listened to sworn testimony presented before various state legislators. There was certainly ample evidence of voter fraud. Naturally, the evidence a judge will review, if any evidence whatsoever is admitted, determines, at least to a great extent, the outcome of a bench trial. Whether the fraud was sufficient to overturn the results of the election will never be known.

I have not understood why the assertions of voter-fraud have been deemed invalid by those who formerly represented President Trump.

Do you think that your intro. for the AFR “Jenna Ellis in the Morning” show should be changed to no longer include either President Trump’s endorsement or reference to your representation of President Trump?

I would also encourage you to address, to the extent possible and in accordance with your plea-agreement, why you stated that you would have declined representation. Furthermore, in light of your conviction, I would suggest that you owe it to your Christian audience to express remorse for your conduct.