“Why would I fly down to Atlanta just to hear over a dozen FALSE CHARGES brought against me on live TV?” Trump raged in a fundraising e-mail.
Former President Donald Trump is facing a number of indictments as he heads toward the 2024 election.Trump is accused of taking around 11,000 documents, some containing sensitive national security secrets, and hoarding them in a haphazard manner at his Palm Beach, Florida, estate.
Prosecutors charged that the 45th president’s incessant claims of election fraud costing him re-election “were false and [Trump] knew they were false.”The indictment is the second brought by Smith against the 77-year-old Trump. The charges against the former president include violation of the Georgia’s anti-racketeering law, conspiracy, false statements, and asking a public official to violate their oath of office.Trump and 18 of his allies and supporters were indicted by a Georgia grand jury in connection with his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in the Peach State. to the Fulton County Superior Court’s website around noon.
The money-making email also included a screenshot of the former president’s signature on the court document used to enter his plea.
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