Trump Attorney Jenna Ellis: “My mission is Truth, my God is the Lord Jesus Christ, my client Is the President!”

President Trump sure does like to surround himself with a lot of POWERFUL Christian men and women, doesn’t he?

Do you remember Kayleigh McEnany’s powerfully emotional speech describing her faith and how it got her through a fight with cancer?

THIS is real Christianity in action.

Watch:

Well you can add power attorney Jenna Ellis to the list of Trump team members who stand STRONG in their faith.

And they don’t back down from bullies.

Or from death threats.

Amazing woman!

Take a look:

I keep getting a barrage of threats & false accusations from Dems and “reporter” activists.

My only comment is this: Do your worst. I’m not intimidated. I won’t back down. My mission is Truth, my God is the Lord Jesus Christ, and my client is the President of the United States.

— Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) November 25, 2020

Here is more from LifeSiteNews:

Jenna Ellis, senior legal advisor for Trump’s 2020 presidential campaign, declared her resolution to hold her ground in the face of threats and smears by Democrats following her participation in last Thursday’s press conference on election fraud.

“I keep getting a barrage of threats & false accusations from Dems and ‘reporter’ activists,” Ellis tweeted this morning. “My only comment is this: Do your worst. I’m not intimidated. I won’t back down. My mission is Truth, my God is the Lord Jesus Christ, and my client is the President of the United States.”

Ellis had joined Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell in a press conference on election fraud last week in which she blasted journalists for their biased coverage of the 2020 presidential election.

“We are not trying our case in the court of public opinion. I would strike 99% of you from the jury. And I would be allowed to, because of the fake news coverage you provide. You are not unbiased jurors,” said Ellis.

“And until you step out of your role as a journalist and actually go into a court room, and you are a judge on a bench, that has sworn an oath to be unbiased in our separation of powers, then your opinion does not matter,” she continued.