Trump is breaking into the news again when an ex-prosecutor calls him a criminal

In Europe, there is a devastating war and a fierce battle for the Supreme Court candidate, but Donald Trump always manages to make news.

Even if he doesn’t want to.

As in many investigations returning to Mueller’s investigation, the left continues to go berserk over the prospect of a Trump removal lawsuit. The latest disappointment came when Manhattan’s new district attorney broke down breaks in an investigation into whether Trump committed a business scam.

So now the New York Times has leaked that the attorney general in this case finds Trump guilty.

This is very unfair. If law enforcement officers believe they have evidence that someone has committed a crime, they should charge that person and give him or her the opportunity to defend himself or herself. But if the prosecutor is dismissed, it is indecent – it is dangerous – to jump out and call this person a criminal without proving it in court.

However, that’s what Mark Orange is, who resigned last month with the second prosecutor after prosecutor Alvin Bragg refused to file an indictment, just did. Bragg was elected after former prosecutor Cyrus Vance Jr. decided not to run.

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Now I’m not saying there’s nothing against allegations that Trump and his team overstated real estate to keep bank loans. But this is an extremely difficult area, with a lot of legal write-offs and hard work.

Now Pomerantz has not publicly unloaded Trump, which would have been clearly unethical during the federal investigation. Instead, he set out his accusations in a resignation statement, knowing full well that it would spill over. It doesn’t matter that he or his associate leaked; the goal was to tarnish Trump.

In The Times pieceOrange’s letter is quoted as saying that the former president was “guilty of numerous crimes” and that it was a “serious miscarriage of justice” not to charge him, which is not Pomerant’s decision.

President Donald Trump, accompanied by Ivanka Trump, daughter of President Donald Trump (right), is speaking before signing a presidential memorandum on national security to launch the Global Development and Prosperity for Women initiative.
(AP Photo / Andrei Garnik)

“The team that was investigation Mr. Trump has no doubt that he committed crimes – he did. “

It’s just a cheap shot, and if the target was anyone other than Trump, the media would be worried about the decency of the former prosecutor making the allegations.

Trump himself made some unexpected news yesterday, suing Hillary Clinton and other Democrats over the 2016 election.

It would be an election that he, you know, won. So he is now suing in both his first and second presidential race.

In a lawsuit filed in Florida, Trump claims that Clinton and the other defendants “viciously conspired to weave a false story”, that he “was in conspiracy with hostile foreign sovereignty,” namely with Russia. It’s all about Russiagate.

He is accused of “racketeering” and “conspiring to commit malicious lies.”

Thus, all evidence of Russian intervention (without Trump’s conspiracy) is expected to be presented.

I’m going to go out on a limb and say that this suit is more about settling accounts and sticking it to Hillary than a successful legal strategy.

Trump also makes headlines by withdrawing his support for Alabama Senate nominee Mo Brooks for daring to say it’s time to back away from the former president’s accusations of stolen elections.

Once upon a time, and probably the future presidential candidate, who demands full loyalty, said that “when I heard his statement, I said, ‘Mo, you just blew the ballot and you won’t do anything about it.’

But the real news here goes beyond one Republican primary race. Brooks replied in a statement:

“President Trump asked me cancel in the 2020 election, immediately remove Joe Biden from the White House, immediately return President Trump to the White House and hold new snap elections for the presidency. As a lawyer, I have repeatedly informed President Trump that January 6 was the final verdict of the election campaign, and neither the U.S. Constitution nor the U.S. Code allow (s) what President Trump is asking for. Period “.

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What did Brooks, who still had political problems, mean by “canceling” the election and “removing” Biden? How can a congressman even theoretically have such power? It can be argued that the committee will have questions for him on January 6.

And in full, Stormy Daniels is back in the news. Trump is celebrating an appeals court ruling that she should pay him nearly $ 300,000 as a lawyer and other expenses in connection with a failed defamation lawsuit.

Pictured this Monday, January 4, 2021, President Donald Trump arrives at the pre-election rally of Senator Kelly Loefler, Georgia, and David Purdue at Dalton Regional Airport, Georgia.
(AP Photo / Evan Vucci, file)

Trump, who still denies having sex with Daniels, and whose then-lawyer Michael Cohen paid her money before the 2016 election, called the ruling “a complete and complete victory and acquittal of me and me” and a “purely political trick” that ” fake news is unlikely to be reported. ”

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Pornstar addressing her statement on “Tiny,” said, “I’ll go to jail before I pay a penny.” She accused the ruling of fraud by her former lawyer Michael Avenati, who was convicted last month of fraud with her money that belonged to her under a book deal.

Trump, Stormy says, won on technical points.

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This is, of course, a simple remark to an obscene story that once attracted a lot of media attention. But the flow of headlines makes it clear that even in the shadow of Ukraine, the symbiotic relationship between Trump and the media remains strong.

The amount: Trump also spoke during President Biden’s press conference at the NATO summit in Belgium. Asked by a reporter about the prospect of Trump’s return to work in 2024, Biden said: “I was very lucky if the same person was against me.”