That changes it of course. If it was just campaign filings, then no - the campaign and TFG are not synonymous.
ETA: Eastman filed something in an election case but that isn’t going to cover anything related to the privilege he’s trying to claim now and there is a fraud exception to that privilege and @txlawyer thinks that just might apply.
Yeah, dunno about you but I am expecting some pretty spine-twisting, contortionist, tippy-tappy dancing with a whole lotta word salad thrown around for decorative effect.
“We were in the Oval Office, and Donald asked me if I had some aspirin. So now they are all covered by Doctor/Patient confidentiality! That’s the ticket!”
The question is pretty fact intensive and will extend to each document Eastman seeks to protect. In this case the judge might consider each document or class of documents himself or he might appoint a special master to do the hard work.
Sometimes I get a mental image of people throwing chopped lettuce in the air like confetti when I hear or read “word salad.” That’s about what I expect, too.
I don’t think that’s accurate. The only election lawsuit in which Eastman seems to have made an appearance is as counsel for Trump in the Supreme Court on Texas v. Pennsylvania, that dumb case where Ken Paxton tried to whine about how Pennsylvania ran its election.
new NOM chairman John Eastman warned that legalizing same-sex marriage would have “catastrophic consequences for civil society” and harm children by displacing their role in families. (Right Wing Watch)
In the mold of Newt Gingrich, he considers himself to be civilization’s savior.
This is just another example of a rich white guy who believes everyone around him is as lazy and accepting of grift, lies, and bullshit as he and his friends are.
It’s so Trumpian it may very well form the basis of Eastman’s argument for attorney-client privilege: dude, c’mon, you know I was his lawyer. Of course I was.