Notes of day 86 of the presidency of the power-crazed, January 6th lawbreaker, 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump.
Email to Alabama chambers of commerce re stopping TrumpFrom: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: kyle@westalabamachamber.com <kyle@westalabamachamber.com>; susan.wilhelm@finance.alabama.gov <susan.wilhelm@finance.alabama.gov>; djblakley@ua.edu <djblakley@ua.edu>; info@innovatealabama.org <info@innovatealabama.org>; justice.smyth@tcoeda.com <justice.smyth@tcoeda.com>; Steve Ammons <sammons@birminghambusinessalliance.com>; director@homewoodchamber.org <director@homewoodchamber.org>; chamber@vestaviahills.org <chamber@vestaviahills.org>; rfigh@montgomerychamber.com <rfigh@montgomerychamber.com>; chamberinfo@shelbychamber.net <chamberinfo@shelbychamber.net>; pelhamchamberofcommerce@gmail.com <pelhamchamberofcommerce@gmail.com>; sandra@leedsareachamber.com <sandra@leedsareachamber.com>; nhewston@mobilechamber.com <nhewston@mobilechamber.com>; cfranklin@bcatoday.org <cfranklin@bcatoday.org>; wnewman@bcatoday.org <wnewman@bcatoday.org>; tstacy@aptv.org <tstacy@aptv.org>; rscott@aptv.org <rscott@aptv.org>; clshook@uab.edu <clshook@uab.edu>; kmpalan@ua.edu <kmpalan@ua.edu>; nlz0003@auburn.edu <nlz0003@auburn.edu>; stjones@samford.edu <stjones@samford.edu>; cgarrity@montevallo.edu <cgarrity@montevallo.edu>; motiibb@montevallo.edu <motiibb@montevallo.edu>; dsutter@troy.edu <dsutter@troy.edu>
Cc: Brannon Buck <bbuck@badhambuck.com>; Terri B. Lovell <terri.lovell@alabar.org>; mckinney@watsonmckinney.com <mckinney@watsonmckinney.com>; suzanneduffey@mc-ala.org <suzanneduffey@mc-ala.org>; flatta@burr.com <flatta@burr.com>; wbrewbak@law.ua.edu <wbrewbak@law.ua.edu>; sgarrett@bsol.com <sgarrett@bsol.com>; ccampbell@faulkner.edu <ccampbell@faulkner.edu>; blakehudson@samford.edu <blakehudson@samford.edu>; christy.crow@jinkscrow.com <christy.crow@jinkscrow.com>; richard.raleigh@wbd-us.com <richard.raleigh@wbd-us.com>; daoffice@baldwincountyal.gov <daoffice@baldwincountyal.gov>; baldwinDA@baldwincountyal.gov <baldwinda@baldwincountyal.gov>; "baldwinda@baldwincountyal.gov" <baldwinda@baldwincountyal.gov>; bob@schreiberadr.com <bob@schreiberadr.com>; jvance@law.ua.edu <jvance@law.ua.edu>; jws@willsellers.com <jws@willsellers.com>; cdobson@maynardnexsen.com <cdobson@maynardnexsen.com>; jwilson@birminghambar.org <jwilson@birminghambar.org>; Ross Cohen <rcohen@bakerdonelson.com>; spratling@wskllp.com <spratling@wskllp.com>; Mark Ezell <mee@ezell-law-llc.com>; John Steiner <john@steinerlawllc.com>; spoer@scottdukeslaw.com <spoer@scottdukeslaw.com>; ddowd@burr.com <ddowd@burr.com>; Chris Christie <chris.christie@dentons.com>; Gwen Windle <gwindle@charter.net>; hello@waterssullivan.com <hello@waterssullivan.com>; ryeilding@bradley.com <ryeilding@bradley.com>; glondon@burr.com <glondon@burr.com>; Celeste Grenier <furgren@gmail.com>; cpilcher@balch.com <cpilcher@balch.com>; info@fasking.law <info@fasking.law>; Edgar C. Gentle III <egentle@gtandslaw.com>
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2025 at 08:26:47 AM CDT
Subject: Fw: Proposed Americal lawyers' work stoppages to stop Trump
To Alabama chambers of commerce and others connected to business community:
I have sent the below email to Alabama lawyers soliciting that they engage in work stoppages to force Congress to properly use its constitutional power and authority to stop Trump in his ongoing unlawful and corrupt actions.
I hope the Alabama business community agrees that it is imperative to stop Turmp's unlawful and corrupt actions.
Thank you.
Rob Shattuck
Mountain Brook
(for filing in Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: The January 6th lawbreaker President, day 86)
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From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: Brannon Buck <bbuck@badhambuck.com>; Terri B. Lovell <terri.lovell@alabar.org>; mckinney@watsonmckinney.com <mckinney@watsonmckinney.com>; suzanneduffey@mc-ala.org <suzanneduffey@mc-ala.org>; flatta@burr.com <flatta@burr.com>; wbrewbak@law.ua.edu <wbrewbak@law.ua.edu>; sgarrett@bsol.com <sgarrett@bsol.com>; ccampbell@faulkner.edu <ccampbell@faulkner.edu>; blakehudson@samford.edu <blakehudson@samford.edu>; christy.crow@jinkscrow.com <christy.crow@jinkscrow.com>; richard.raleigh@wbd-us.com <richard.raleigh@wbd-us.com>; daoffice@baldwincountyal.gov <daoffice@baldwincountyal.gov>; baldwinDA@baldwincountyal.gov <baldwinda@baldwincountyal.gov>; "baldwinda@baldwincountyal.gov" <baldwinda@baldwincountyal.gov>; bob@schreiberadr.com <bob@schreiberadr.com>; jvance@law.ua.edu <jvance@law.ua.edu>; jws@willsellers.com <jws@willsellers.com>; cdobson@maynardnexsen.com <cdobson@maynardnexsen.com>; jwilson@birminghambar.org <jwilson@birminghambar.org>; Ross Cohen <rcohen@bakerdonelson.com>; spratling@wskllp.com <spratling@wskllp.com>; Mark Ezell <mee@ezell-law-llc.com>; John Steiner <john@steinerlawllc.com>; spoer@scottdukeslaw.com <spoer@scottdukeslaw.com>; ddowd@burr.com <ddowd@burr.com>; Chris Christie <chris.christie@dentons.com>; Gwen Windle <gwindle@charter.net>; hello@waterssullivan.com <hello@waterssullivan.com>; ryeilding@bradley.com <ryeilding@bradley.com>; glondon@burr.com <glondon@burr.com>; Celeste Grenier <furgren@gmail.com>; cpilcher@balch.com <cpilcher@balch.com>; info@fasking.law <info@fasking.law>; Edgar C. Gentle III <egentle@gtandslaw.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2025 at 09:58:50 AM CDT
Subject: Proposed Americal lawyers' work stoppages to stop Trump
To Alabama lawyers:
On March 26th, the American Bar Association, together with scores of local bar associations, issued the statement that is posted at Bar organizations’ statement in support of the rule of law and that says the following:
We the undersigned bar organizations stand together with and in support of the American Bar Association to defend the rule of law and reject efforts to undermine the courts and the legal profession.I believe Donald Trump is increasingly acting unlawfully and corruptly and that it is imperative that he be stopped.
In particular, as outlined by the ABA:
We endorse the sentiments expressed by the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court in his 2024 Year End Report on the Federal Judiciary, “[w]ithin the past year we have also seen the need for state and federal bar associations to come to the defense of a federal district judge whose decisions in a high-profile case prompted an elected official to call for her impeachment. Attempts to intimidate judges for their rulings in cases are inappropriate and should be vigorously opposed.”
We support the right of people to advance their interests in courts of law when they have been wronged. We reject the notion that the U.S. government can punish lawyers and law firms who represent certain clients or punish judges who rule certain ways. We cannot accept government actions that seek to twist the scales of justice in this manner.
We reject efforts to undermine the courts and the profession. We will not stay silent in the face of efforts to remake the legal profession into something that rewards those who agree with the government and punishes those who do not. Words and actions matter. And the intimidating words and actions we have heard and seen must end. They are designed to cow our country’s judges, our country’s courts and our legal profession.
There are clear choices facing our profession. We can choose to remain silent and allow these acts to continue or we can stand for the rule of law and the values we hold dear. We call upon the entire profession, including lawyers in private practice from Main Street to Wall Street, as well as those in corporations and who serve in elected positions, to speak out against intimidation.
If lawyers do not speak, who will speak for our judges? Who will protect our bedrock of justice? If we do not speak now, when will we speak? Now is the time. That is why we stand together with the ABA in support of the rule of law.
I believe that, if Congress was properly doing its job, Congress would take action to stop Trump's unlawful and corrupt actions.
There is no sign that Congress will do that, and Donald Trump can be expected to continue in his unlawful and corrupt actions.
In the circumstances, I propose that American lawyers engage in work stoppages that will negatively affect the performance of the American economy, with a view to forcing Congress to act to stop Trump's unlawful and corrupt actions.
Thank you for your consideration of this proposal.
(for filing in Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: The January 6th lawbreaker President, day 81)
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: [Sent to 51 members of Alabama State Bar Bench & Bar Relations Committee. Email addresses were obtained from Alabama State Bar website. It is believed the email address information is not available to general public, and email addresses are omitted here.]
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2025 at 05:10:29 AM CDT
Subject: Proposed Americal lawyers' work stoppages to stop Trump
To Alabama State Bar Bench & Bar Relations Committee:
Yesterday I emailed Alabama chambers of commerce and others about my urging Alabama lawyers to engage in work stoppages to force Congress to use its constitutional power and authority to stop Trump in his ongoing unlawful and corrupt actions. My email can be found at Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: The January 6th lawbreaker President, day 86
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: membership@birminghamindivisible.org <membership@birminghamindivisible.org>
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2025 at 12:19:33 PM CDT
Subject: Re: ☎️ Daily Action Thursday, April 17 ☎️ - 1
Yesterday I emailed Alabama chambers of commerce and others about my urging Alabama lawyers to engage in work stoppages to force Congress to use its constitutional power and authority to stop Trump in his ongoing unlawful and corrupt actions. My email can be found at Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: The January 6th lawbreaker President, day 86
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshatt@aol.com>
To: editor@thecrimsonwhite.com <editor@thecrimsonwhite.com>
Cc: shannon.isbell@wbrc.com <shannon.isbell@wbrc.com>; Susana Schuler <susana.schuler@hearst.com>; brendan.kirby@fox10tv.com <brendan.kirby@fox10tv.com>; jama.killingsworth@waff.com <jama.killingsworth@waff.com>; Mike Wright <mwright@waaytv.com>; rmartin@cbs42.com <rmartin@cbs42.com>; Baylor Long <blong@hearst.com>; dwingard@wsfa.com <dwingard@wsfa.com>; news@mynbc15.com <news@mynbc15.com>; randy.merrow@fox10tv.com <randy.merrow@fox10tv.com>; gmcdonald@waka.com <gmcdonald@waka.com>; comments@abc3340.com <comments@abc3340.com>; newstip@abc3340.com <newstip@abc3340.com>; wvtm13@wvtm.com <wvtm13@wvtm.com>; dlamb@cbs42.com <dlamb@cbs42.com>; sdiorio@wvua23.com <sdiorio@wvua23.com>
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2025 at 06:24:13 AM CDT
Subject: How college communities are reacting to funding threats, international student arrests
Dear Ms. Navarro:
This email is prompted by your PBS Newshour appearance this past week How college communities are reacting to funding threats, international student arrests
I am a retired Alabama lawyer.
I believe (i) Trump is increasingly acting unlawfully and corruptly and it is imperative that he be stopped; (ii) if Congress was properly doing its job, Congress would take action to stop Trump's unlawful and corrupt actions: and (iii) there is no sign that Congress will do that, and Trump can be expected to continue in his unlawful and corrupt actions.
In the circumstances, I am proposing that American lawyers engage in work stoppages that will negatively affect the performance of the American economy, with a view to forcing Congress to act to stop Trump's unlawful and corrupt actions.
For more information, please see Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: The January 6th lawbreaker President, day 81 and Citizens Acting to End the Trump Presidency: The January 6th lawbreaker President, day 86.
Sincerely,
Rob Shattuck
Mountain Brook
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