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Washington, DC (CBNMSBNCB) - President Donald Trump is adding two seasoned lawyers and one extremely seasoned contract loop hole designer to his impeachment legal defense team, insiders have revealed to news outlets. These new team members include Kenneth Starr, the well-known impeachment prosecutor who no longer believes in impeaching Presidents; Alan Dershowitz, the defense lawyer made famous by defending murderers, rapists, and fraudulent televangelists; and Satan, a fictitious entity in Abrahamic religions who seduces humans into signing contracts that inevitably lead them into an afterlife of torture in Hell.
President Trump's followers expressed a mixed reaction to the news of the additional team members. Evangelical Christine Smith of Cedar Rapids, Iowa questioned, "I guess it would be okay for someone like Alan Dershowitz to be on the team with the others so long as ultimately the President can continue to do God's work. The ends justify the means, right?" Smith paused and then a few more times repeated, "right?"
Zeke McClintock of Pensacola, Florida pondered, "I dunno about this Satan character. He doesn't seem as qualified as the rest. We need someone who will be good at interrogatin' the Bidens. Would this Satan guy have had the gumption to corner Slick Willy with the blue dress, like Ken Starr done? On the other hand, if the Commander-in-Chief chose him, I guess I should choose Satan, too."
Jimbo Huston of Waterville, Maine between gun shots and exclamations of "the enemy of the people," reported to us that the new team was "perfect just like the transcript."
President Trump's followers expressed a mixed reaction to the news of the additional team members. Evangelical Christine Smith of Cedar Rapids, Iowa questioned, "I guess it would be okay for someone like Alan Dershowitz to be on the team with the others so long as ultimately the President can continue to do God's work. The ends justify the means, right?" Smith paused and then a few more times repeated, "right?"
Zeke McClintock of Pensacola, Florida pondered, "I dunno about this Satan character. He doesn't seem as qualified as the rest. We need someone who will be good at interrogatin' the Bidens. Would this Satan guy have had the gumption to corner Slick Willy with the blue dress, like Ken Starr done? On the other hand, if the Commander-in-Chief chose him, I guess I should choose Satan, too."
Jimbo Huston of Waterville, Maine between gun shots and exclamations of "the enemy of the people," reported to us that the new team was "perfect just like the transcript."
