'He's secretly Batman': Alina Habba brutally trolled for saying Trump 'barely sleeps' because he 'works so hard for the country'

Alina Habba, besides representing former POTUS Donald Trump in his legal cases, has defended him on television multiple times
Attorney Alina Habba, in a recent interview, lauded Donald Trump's hard work (@AlinaHabba/X, Getty Images)
Attorney Alina Habba, in a recent interview, lauded Donald Trump's hard work (@AlinaHabba/X, Getty Images)

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: Attorney Alina Habba praised her client and former President Donald Trump's 'hard work' saying he "barely sleeps".

Speaking to Fox News, the Trump lawyer said, "He is gonna continue campaigning like he always does. The man really barely sleeps. He works so hard for the country."

Besides representing the GOP frontrunner in his legal cases, she has defended him on television multiple times, proving her allegiance.



 

Recently, she found herself in hot water after explicitly claiming that SCOTUS would rule in favor of Trump in his appeal to overturn the Colorado Supreme Court's decision to disqualify his candidacy in the primary ballot.

Her remarks indicated that Justices like Brett Kavanaugh would issue a pro-Trump decision.

Alina Habba says Trump knows importance of winning in 2024

As Trump's involvement in the January 6 Capitol insurrection and his attempts to overturn the 2020 election is turning more intricate, Habba stated, "He now, more than ever, with all of this, has seen how important it is to get back in 2024."

According to an ABC News report, Special Counsel Jack Smith and his team have uncovered previously undisclosed details about the leading Republican presidential contender's inaction to stop the violent attack on the Capitol.

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 6: Pro-Trump protesters gather in front of the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan
New details of Donald trump's inaction to stop the Jan 6 Capitol riot are being disclosed (Getty Images)

Trump, who is often labeled a "threat to democracy" by his former aides, severely downplayed the January 6 attack in his campaign speeches given on its third anniversary.

A day after President Joe Biden accused him of instigating the insurrection, the former President urged his successor to release the January 6 "hostages".

Internet mocks Donald Trump's 'hard work'

Social media users are widely in disagreement with Habba's opinions about her elite client.

TURNBERRY, SCOTLAND - JULY 15:  U.S. President Donald Trump plays a round of golf at Trump Turnberry
Internet believes Donald Trump's hard work is playing golf (Getty Images)

Despite likening him to a "worker" rather than a politician, Trump is often spotted playing golf at his Mar-a-Lago luxury resort. The Internet believes tweeting and golfing are his only hard work.

One user said, "He's secretly Batman. That's why he has a love-hate relationship with Rudy Giuliani and Roger Stone."



 

Another user remarked, "Ya he really works hard tweeting all day and golfing."



 

"LOL Trump has never "worked hard" in his entire life much less for the country Habba is so damn lucky her nose doesn't grow everytime she lies," read a third response.



 

A fourth user added, "Trump barely sleeps because he’s afraid he’s going to prison."

Another wrote, "He golfs non stop practically."



 



 

"Is she transferring from lawyer to press secretary?" asked one user.



 

A seventh user questioned, "If you add up all the time he spends "tweeting" and golfing, how much time is left in a day exactly??"



 

Another mocking remark read, "So, Alina, what precisely is he doing for the country? I'll wait..."



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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