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Trump Roasted After Report That He Believes Trump Org Indictments Will Hurt Joe Biden in 2024

Trump Roasted After Report That He Believes Trump Org Indictments Will Hurt Joe Biden in 2024
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After a lengthy investigation and a years-long effort to secure access to former President Donald Trump's financial records, Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance's office has secured the approval of a grand jury to press criminal charges against the Trump Organization and its CFO, longtime Trump confidante Allen Weisselberg.

The charges, which are said to be tax related, will be unsealed on Thursday afternoon.


Though Trump himself isn't facing charges at this time, scores of his critics have eagerly waited to see the former President face some form of criminal accountability as he exploited the power of the White House to routinely evade investigations and potential charges.

Trump tried for years to conceal his financial records from the public, presumably to avoid charges like these, but according to a today's Politico Playbook, Trump is reportedly "emboldened" by the imminent charges against Weisselberg and the Trump Organization.

The piece reads in part:

"The former president was on a conference call with his advisers Monday discussing his favorite topic — revenge — when he was interrupted with an update on the Manhattan D.A.'s investigation. He would not be personally indicted, Trump was told — only Weisselberg and the Trump Organization would be. Trump was thrilled by what he saw as light charges, and according to one of the advisers on the call, his mind raced to 2024."

According to an unnamed advisor, the development cemented Trump's potential run for President in 2024:

"'Just wait until 2024, you'll see,' Trump said. The former president implied that the legal case would be seen as a political witch hunt that would backfire on Democrats. 'This is going to hurt Sleepy Joe.'

The adviser had the impression that Trump, who was already coming off a high from the large crowd at his rally in Ohio last weekend, was emboldened by the news. 'Now he's definitely going to run for president again,' the person said."

Trump may be overjoyed to have escaped a personal indictment at the moment, but critics think his jubilation is yet another display of self-interest.



Others skewered Politico for running the piece, claiming it was a deliberate plant by Trump's allies to strengthen his standing among supporters.



Regardless of whether Trump is actually celebrating or not, his detractors are welcoming the forthcoming charges.




It remains to be seen what those charges will be.

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