Lawyer Boris Epshteyn is among Donald Trump’s longest-serving advisers, and now he’s fighting his own legal battles as he enters a “not guilty” plea in an Arizona court. In a New York Times profile on Epshteyn, the Trump shadow is described as one who typically leaves the spotlight to his boss — but, with new charges in Arizona, he’s getting a leading role for the first time. The Times wrote that while “shepherding a small group of advisers, he helped oversee a plan to deploy fake electors in seven battleground states lost” in 2020. Want more breaking political news? Click for the latest headl…