De-banking of John Eastman

John Eastman, an attorney for former President Donald Trump, was "de-banked" by Bank of America and USAA due to backlash for his work advising Trump during the 2020 election. De-banking is a phenomenon where financial institutions refuse service to targets of political activism, often conservatives. Eastman faced challenges and backlash following the 2020 election, including being de-banked and facing ethics violations. Many state attorneys general criticized the de-banking trend, calling it unacceptable and potentially a violation of state and federal law.

Legal and Political Developments Involving Donald Trump and Associates

John Eastman, a onetime attorney for former President Donald Trump, has been recommended for disbarment in California due to ethics violations and misconduct related to election racketeering charges. Former President Trump is attempting to sue CNN for $475 million over terms used in post-2020 election coverage. RSBN host Brian Glenn claimed that the April solar eclipse was a sign of a spiritual awakening in U.S. voters. Trump's Republican supporters are reportedly planning to overturn the 2024 election if President Biden wins.

Disbarment of John Eastman over 2020 Election Legal Advice

Former Trump lawyer John Eastman could lose law license for providing legal advice during 2020 election dispute. Democratic activists filed bar complaints against him. A judge in California recommended disbarment citing his advice on challenging Electoral College vote. Comparison made to Democrats trying to exclude Trump from 2024 ballot. White House condemned Venezuela for similar actions. Calls for consistency in punishment for all involved in such legal efforts.