Let’s Talk About Norm Eisen, and his funding.
From Twitter, it’s worth reading this guy’s feed
Most are aware of Norm Eisen but not everyone is aware of just how pervasive Eisen (and his legal attacks) have been – and how he’s weaved his way through all the major events of the last eight years. After Ben Wittes first invoked the use of Lawfare against Trump (a month before the 2016 election), Eisen responded by ramping up his legal efforts at Brookings – and soon became the effective outside legal counsel for Mueller’s special counsel investigation.
Eisen even developed specific legal strategies for Mueller to use. Before Mueller’s report was even released Eisen shifted seamlessly to impeachment counsel for House Dems – where he drafted ten different articles of impeachment against Trump.
All of which were written a month before Pelosi announced an official impeachment inquiry into Trump. Eisen continued his work – re-aligning with CREW (he was co-founder). Eisen also participated in and directed pre-election wargames that mysteriously predicted the election outcome with eerie precision.
Eisen was also working with another longtime collaborator, Michael Podhorzer, on Dem efforts in the 2020 election. Podhorzer has been called the Architect of the 2020 election. Eisen then moved on to seemingly direct all the legal cases against Trump. Eisen appears to have written (on background) many of the drafts for Fani Willis –
and developed many of the strategic attacks for Jack Smith. It’s not us saying this. Eisen’s published multiple volumes on each section I’ve mentioned through Brookings Institute where he’s a senior fellow.
Eisen’s also directly tied in – and working with – Mary McCord and her lawfare group at Georgetown. They reportedly meet weekly by phone – and their group includes all the msnbc legal talking heads.
A known area of specific focus is restricting Trump’s use of the Insurrection Act to quell violent protests & riots. Eisen also has a new working group called State Democracy Defenders Action acting in conjunction with his lawfare partners and most of the media’s legal talking heads.
And it looks like they’re trying to push a Color Revolution in response to Trump’s new presidency. Eisen has recently been bragging on MSNBC about his role in getting an activist judge to temporarily rule against DOGE. So beyond the obvious questions surrounding Eisen, who has been paying for all these legal attacks?