From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: jana@janagarner.com <jana@janagarner.com>; gparker@bradley.com <gparker@bradley.com>; jeff@rbmattorneys.com <jeff@rbmattorneys.com>; lcooper@handfirm.com <lcooper@handfirm.com>; mdebro@graceattys.com <mdebro@graceattys.com>; carmen@carmenhowell.com <carmen@carmenhowell.com>; Jorjaloftin@gmail.com <Jorjaloftin@gmail.com>; jorjaloftin@gmail.com <jorjaloftin@gmail.com>; mshelly@acpbs.com <mshelly@acpbs.com>; roman.shaul@alabar.org <roman.shaul@alabar.org>; monicablanding@yahoo.com <monicablanding@yahoo.com>; fhelmsing@joneswalker.com <fhelmsing@joneswalker.com>; mboardman@boardmancarr.com <mboardman@boardmancarr.com>; cseal@gnsblaw.com <cseal@gnsblaw.com>; Terri B. Lovell <terri.lovell@alabar.org>
Sent: Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 06:25:12 PM CST
Subject: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?
Dear Alabama State Bar Executive Council:
Does fear of Donald Trump inhibit the Alabama State Bar from speaking publicly to Alabamians about what is happening to the rule of law under his Presidency?
Thank you very much for your attention to this question.
Sincerely,
Rob Shattuck
Mountain Brook
(for filing in Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?)
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From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>To: Lisa.Cooper@alports.com <Lisa.Cooper@alports.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 8, 2026 at 10:49:39 AM CST
Subject: Fw: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?
In sending the below email to the Alabama State Bar Executive Council, I received back a message indicating the above email address to use for you, and I am accordingly forwarding the below email to you at such email address.
Thank you.
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: Adrian Johnson <adrian.johnson@alacourt.gov>; claire.veal@alappeals.gov <claire.veal@alappeals.gov>; courtney.bailey@alappeals.gov <courtney.bailey@alappeals.gov>; tbaker.wbm@gmail.com <tbaker.wbm@gmail.com>; rbeers@rumberger.com <rbeers@rumberger.com>; sblackmon@bradley.com <sblackmon@bradley.com>; kbrown@whitearnolddowd.com <kbrown@whitearnolddowd.com>; liles_burke@alnd.uscourts.gov <liles_burke@alnd.uscourts.gov>; cbutler@dfhlaw.com <cbutler@dfhlaw.com>; tracy@alabamapersonalinjurylawyers.com <tracy@alabamapersonalinjurylawyers.com>; scole@hillhillcarter.com <scole@hillhillcarter.com>; tdemoss@balch.com <tdemoss@balch.com>; scottdonaldsonlaw@gmail.com <scottdonaldsonlaw@gmail.com>; linda@ch13gadsden.com <linda@ch13gadsden.com>; John Graham <john.graham@alacourt.gov>; sandi@gregoryfannturner.com <sandi@gregoryfannturner.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 8, 2026 at 06:38:28 PM CST
Subject: To: Alabama State Bar Bench & Bar Relations Committee -Fw: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?
FYI
[forwarded email is above email to Alabama State Bar Executive Council]
Email to WDHN re Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: agodfrey@wdhn.com <agodfrey@wdhn.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 04:15:36 AM CST
Subject: Katherine Robertson makes history as Alabama’s first woman attorney general
Dear Ms. Godfrey:
Your article Katherine Robertson makes history as Alabama’s first woman attorney general reports Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson as saying "her focus will include public safety, supporting law enforcement, protecting children online and defending Alabama's state sovereignty."
For ten years there have been charges and countercharges in national politics about lawfare and weaponization of the United States Department of Justice by the Biden and Trump administrations against their respective political opponents.
The monumental results of the 2026 elections against Trump and giving the Democrats decisive control of Congress seem to be leading to all out political war between the Democrats and Trump and his Republicans over matters of Congressional investigations and potential accountability.
Trump can be expected to strongly pressure Alabama Republicans in Congress to side adamantly with him against the Democrats, and they in turn will likely seek for Alabama Republicans generally to be on the side of Trump.
Where will Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson be on this?
Will she, as Alabama's chief legal officer, express an opinion about the manner in which Attorney General Todd Blanche is serving as the United States chief legal officer? Will she say how she will or will not be like Todd Blanche? Will she say she will not be weaponized by Governor Tuberville or other Alabama Republicans against their political opponents?
With all the charges of corruption that the Democrats will be making against Trump and his enablers and colluders in and outside of government, will Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson speak about that subject and speak about how she will or will not respond to political and corporate corruption in Alabama?
Inquiring Alabama minds will want to know.
May WDHN help them find out answers to these questions concerning Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Rob Shattuck
Mountain Brook
(for filing in Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?)
Email to WDHN re Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: agodfrey@wdhn.com <agodfrey@wdhn.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 04:15:36 AM CST
Subject: Katherine Robertson makes history as Alabama’s first woman attorney general
Dear Ms. Godfrey:
Your article Katherine Robertson makes history as Alabama’s first woman attorney general reports Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson as saying "her focus will include public safety, supporting law enforcement, protecting children online and defending Alabama's state sovereignty."
For ten years there have been charges and countercharges in national politics about lawfare and weaponization of the United States Department of Justice by the Biden and Trump administrations against their respective political opponents.
The monumental results of the 2026 elections against Trump and giving the Democrats decisive control of Congress seem to be leading to all out political war between the Democrats and Trump and his Republicans over matters of Congressional investigations and potential accountability.
Trump can be expected to strongly pressure Alabama Republicans in Congress to side adamantly with him against the Democrats, and they in turn will likely seek for Alabama Republicans generally to be on the side of Trump.
Where will Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson be on this?
Will she, as Alabama's chief legal officer, express an opinion about the manner in which Attorney General Todd Blanche is serving as the United States chief legal officer? Will she say how she will or will not be like Todd Blanche? Will she say she will not be weaponized by Governor Tuberville or other Alabama Republicans against their political opponents?
With all the charges of corruption that the Democrats will be making against Trump and his enablers and colluders in and outside of government, will Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson speak about that subject and speak about how she will or will not respond to political and corporate corruption in Alabama?
Inquiring Alabama minds will want to know.
May WDHN help them find out answers to these questions concerning Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Rob Shattuck
Mountain Brook
(for filing in Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?)
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: igoffin@alabamas42.com <igoffin@alabamas42.com>; alindenberg@cbs42.com <alindenberg@cbs42.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 06:48:27 PM CST
Subject: Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson discusses priorities
Dear Isaac Goffin and Andrea Lindenberg:
This email is prompted by your Alabama's 42 interview posted at Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson discusses priorities.
Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson's priorities regarding public safety and particularly protecting Alabama's children should be non-controversial standing on their own.
There is, however, a national controversy about the rule of law in the United States that is playing out, that has significant ramifications for Alabamians, and as to which Katherine Robertson is stepping into as Alabama Attorney General with an important possible role to play that is likely to be very controversial.
In this national controversy, for ten years there have been charges and countercharges in national politics about lawfare and weaponization of the United States Department of Justice by the Biden and Trump administrations against their respective political opponents.
The monumental results of the 2026 elections against Trump and giving the Democrats decisive control of Congress seem to be leading to all out political war between the Democrats and Trump and his Republicans over matters of Congressional investigations and potential accountability.
Trump can be expected to strongly pressure Alabama Republicans in Congress to side adamantly with him, and they in turn will likely seek for Alabama Republicans generally to be on the side of Trump.
Where will Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson be on this?
Will she, as Alabama's chief legal officer, express an opinion about the manner in which Attorney General Todd Blanche is serving as the United States chief legal officer? Will she say how she will or will not be like Todd Blanche? Will she say she will not be weaponized by Governor Tuberville or other Alabama Republicans against their political opponents?
With all the charges of corruption that the Democrats will be making against Trump and his enablers and colluders in and outside of government, will Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson speak about that subject and speak about how she will or will not respond to political and corporate corruption in Alabama?
Inquiring Alabama minds will want to know.
May Alabama's 42 help them find out answers to these questions concerning Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Rob Shattuck
Mountain Brook
(for filing in Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?
Email to WBRC re Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: mdubberly@wbrc.com <mdubberly@wbrc.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 07:19:51 PM CST
Subject: Meet Alabama's Attorney General-Elect Katherine Robertson - NewsBreak
Dear Mike Dubberly:
This email is prompted by your WBRC Newsbreak interview posted at
Meet Alabama's Attorney General-Elect Katherine Robertson - NewsBreak.
Alabama Attorney General-elect Katherine Robertson's priorities regarding public safety and fighting crime should be non-controversial standing on their own.
There is, however, a national controversy about the rule of law in the United States that is playing out, that has significant ramifications for Alabamians, and into which Katherine Robertson is stepping as Alabama Attorney General with an important possible role to play that is likely to be very controversial.
In this national controversy, for ten years there have been charges and countercharges in national politics about lawfare and weaponization of the United States Department of Justice by the Biden and Trump administrations against their respective political opponents.
The monumental results of the 2026 elections against Trump and giving the Democrats decisive control of Congress seem to be leading to all out political war between the Democrats and Trump and his Republicans over matters of Congressional investigations and potential accountability.
Trump can be expected to strongly pressure Alabama Republicans in Congress to side adamantly with him, and they in turn will likely seek for Alabama Republicans generally to be on the side of Trump.
Where will Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson be on this?
Will she, as Alabama's chief legal officer, express an opinion about the manner in which Attorney General Todd Blanche is serving as the United States chief legal officer? Will she say how she will or will not be like Todd Blanche? Will she say she will not be weaponized by Governor Tuberville or other Alabama Republicans against their political opponents?
With all the charges of corruption that the Democrats will be making against Trump and his enablers and colluders in and outside of government, will Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson speak about that subject and speak about how she will or will not respond to political and corporate corruption in Alabama?
Inquiring Alabama minds will want to know.
May WBRC help them find out answers to these questions concerning Alabama Attorney General-elect Robertson.
In this regard, I take note of your asking whether Katherine Robertson would be willing to break with her party or go against Governor-elect Tuberville. Please keep up that kind of questioning.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Rob Shattuck
Mountain Brook
(for filing in Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: caroleene@dobsonforalabama.com <caroleene@dobsonforalabama.com>
Cc: Laney.Rawls@sos.alabama.gov <Laney.Rawls@sos.alabama.gov>; Katherineforag Info <info@katherineforag.com>; wayne@waynerogersforalsecretaryofstate.com <wayne@waynerogersforalsecretaryofstate.com>; Jeff McLaughlin <contact@mclaughlinforag.com>; Terri B. Lovell <terri.lovell@alabar.org>; cfranklin@bcatoday.org <cfranklin@bcatoday.org>; Steve Ammons <sammons@birminghambusinessalliance.com>; agodfrey@wdhn.com <agodfrey@wdhn.com>; mdubberly@wbrc.com <mdubberly@wbrc.com>; igoffin@alabamas42.com <igoffin@alabamas42.com>; alindenberg@alabamas42.com <alindenberg@alabamas42.com>
Sent: Friday, November 13, 2026 at 11:00:03 AM CST
Subject: Dear AL Secretary of State-elect Dobson: Was the 2020 election rigged?
Dear Alabama Secretary of State-elect Caroleene Dobson:
I think Alabama is in a critical time in which you need to say to Alabamians whether you think the 2020 election was rigged or not.
Why do I say this?
I say this because this week's news that Democrats' investigations could constitute 'blatant criminality,' says White House counse is connected to, among other things, Donald Trump's criminality regarding January 6th, for which he ultimately needs to be held accountable and as to which Trump is doing all he can to avoid accountability.
A key component in Trump's efforts in this regard is his contention that the 2020 election was rigged and that January 6th was defensible as American patriots taking legitimate action against the wrong to them of a rigged 2020 election being perpetrated on Trump and them.
The monumental results of the 2026 elections against Trump and giving the Democrats decisive control of Congress are leading to all out political war between the Democrats and Trump and his Republicans over matters of Congressional investigations and potential accountability, including regarding January 6th.
You, as Alabama Secretary of State, will be in a position of authority over elections in Alabama and have choices to make in this political war between the Democrats and Trump and his Republicans.
One choice is you can side with Trump and say you think the 2020 election was rigged and Trump has justification from that in how he is currently waging his political war against Democrats over investigations and accountability.
A second choice is you can go against Trump and say you think Trump is wrong in saying the 2020 election was rigged against Trump.
A third choice is you can be silent on the matter.
I tried to agitate about this before November 3rd per Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: Our 2026 elections and election integrity and going back for years before that.
You can take this email as part of my continuing such agitation as I believe may have effect.
Thank you for your attention to this email.
Sincerely,
Rob Shattuck
Mountain Brook
(for filing in Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: Are you afraid of Donald Trump?)