Eloquence in litigation is an art form. Court motions and pleading that blend eloquence with deliberate and diplomatic snark are masterpieces. Thus, the exceptional nature of President Trump’s response motion to the demands of a gag order by Special Counsel Jack Smith is a master class in linguistic evisceration. I stand impressed.
As some, perhaps more than a few readers here will remember, I have studied the written motions of one specific DC litigator enough to detect his presence, form and style. Please do yourself a favor and read the 25-page response motion HERE and raise a glass.
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I am not a lawyer, and I did not stay at a Holiday Inn last night. However, I have spent thousands of hours reading court filings, and one specific style of writing is very familiar to me. If this is not from the ghost pen of Eric Dubelier, then whoever did write it has trained his/her argumentative intellect on the same turf.
Do not cheat yourself out of the joy of reading the full motion. It is awesome. [SEE HERE]
If it’s not Dubes, it’s definitely Dubes-worthy.
In the background CTH is not alone in sending bat signals to the Dubes. I hope, pray, and smile at the guiding possibility.
Wolverines!