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Calls Grow For SCOTUS To Stop California’s Barfare Against John Eastman

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Calls are pouring in for the U.S. Supreme Court to take up and stop California’s ongoing barfare against constitutional attorney John Eastman.

The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project and the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) filed amicus briefs on Tuesday urging the nation’s highest court to hear arguments in Eastman v. State Bar of California during its 2026 term. At least four justices must agree to hear a case before it can be considered by the full court.

At issue is California’s recent decision to strip Eastman of his law license over legal advice he gave President Donald Trump regarding the latter’s 2020 election challenges. The Claremont Institute senior fellow is one of several conservative attorneys targeted by the left’s barfare machine for his 2020 election conduct, with other notable victims including Ken Paxton and Jeff Clark, who signed onto the Oversight Project’s amicus filing as part of his role with the organization.

In their briefs, the Oversight Project and AFPI laid out several arguments on why the Supreme Court should grant Eastman’s petition to take up his case.

The Oversight Project contended that the California Supreme Court’s decision affirming Eastman’s disbarment rules afoul of the Constitution’s supremacy clause because the California Bar’s Review Department........

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