GOP suspicious about timing of latest Trump indictment

 Daily Mail:

Republicans react with fury to 'brazen' timing of bombshell new Trump indictment and claim charges were filed to distract from Biden family scandals after First Son's sweetheart deal collapsed

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'The DOJ's decision to pursue additional charges against President Trump is further evidence of the politicization of our nation's top prosecutorial agency,' Sen. Marsha Blackburn, a Republican from Tennessee, tweeted Thursday night.

'Amid AG [Merrick] Garland's dismissal of wrongdoing by Hunter Biden and Hillary Clinton, Tennesseans are tired of two tiers of justice.'

In an interview with FOX News, Sen. Josh Hawley also said it was no coincidence that the charges were announced after Hunter Biden's deal fell through.

'Is it any coincidence that the DOJ rushes to add these new indictments today after the Hunter debacle, after their own self-dealing and two-timing is exposed, after they tried to hide from us the true extent of this plea deal that gets blown up and then it's like, "Oh we got to go indict Trump on something else,' the Republican from Missouri said.

'I mean, it's so brazen right now what they're doing. It is really a subversion of the rule of law,' he claimed. 'I mean, it's taking the rule of law, turning it on its head.'

Rep. Elise Stefanik, a Republican from New York, echoed those sentiments in a statement.

'The American people understand that Joe Biden and his administration are engulfed in one of the biggest political corruption scandals of all time,' she said.

'It is no coincidence that the day after a federal judge throws out Hunter Biden's corrupt, sweetheart plea bargain, Biden's DOJ continues its witch hunt against President Trump.'
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The Biden DOJ is losing credibility with these attempts to criminalize their political opposition. 

See, also:

Trump slams new charges as 'election interference' and 'harassment' - and claims they are punishment for leading the 2024 presidential polls

And:

 The political pressure on Biden family corruption is working — keep it up

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