So let’s review: as always, you have no information about the number of attorneys in America who supported Trump in the fashion you insist is, if not somewhat universal, is at least some unknown statistical significant number. You have stated exactly zero times how many firms in the country agreed to help Trump when compared to the number of firms that exist - let alone the number of firms that have not agreed to help Trump.
The fact that you think that four or five Big Law firms initially tried to appease Trump (which led to partners and associates and clients leaving) somehow supports your opinion that the legal community in general is taking the knee to Trump is as blissfully stupid as saying three undocumented mexicans robbed somebody in Texas, which means the other Mexicans in Louisiana will probably rob me. Here is a clue: when the news talks about a handful of cases because they are in the business of getting readers and clicks, that does not mean that the handful of cases discussed represent any meaningful percentage of whatever group was discussed in the article.
Everything about your post is your stupid feelings being projected into an opinion that is essentially worthless as a valid barometer for saying what the legal community does or doesn’t do.
It is always fascinating to watch you supposed anti-Trumpers absolutely employ MAGA logic thinking in your anti-lawyer arguments. But carry on if it makes you feel good.
But you are correct that there’s a lot of fake news out there. They keep reporting about federal judges issuing injunctions on the things that Trump is trying to do. That cannot be, as everyone has taken the knee, and the federal judges cannot issue injunctions unless an anti-Trump lawyer requests one. And since there are no lawyers opposing Trump, it has to be false that the judges are granting those injunction requests.
Thank you for your attention.