The bogus Trump trial

 Red State:

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Watch:

The ad starts with Bragg taking to the podium in April 2023 to announce that Trump had just been arraigned for the charges. The music turns ominous as former Attorney General Bill Barr says, “This case is an abomination.” Truer words were never spoken, but the New York jury didn’t seem to care. Barr continued: “You know, it's obviously political. Seven years to try to come up with this case. They're just wrong on the law.”

“The only crime that Donald Trump is being prosecuted for is the crime of running for president,” former White House speechwriter under George W. Bush Marc Thiessen agreed.
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The Democrats deserve to be defeated for this lawfare attack on a rival candidate.  I can't wait to vote against them for this. 

See also:

RFK Jr.'s Reaction to Trump Conviction? 'You Can't Save Democracy by Destroying It First'null

And:

Lefty DA Bragg did his evil job in bid to ‘rig’ 2024 presidential election

And:

Megyn Kelly: Democrats Will Rue This Day 

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