5 fatos fáceis sobre trump Descrito
Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina called the Georgia case “the legal system being weaponized against political opponents.” Last month he called the looming federal indictment a “weaponization of the Department of Justice against political enemies,” and four and a half months ago he said the Manhattan district attorney who charged Mr. Trump in a hush-money case had “weaponized the law against political enemies.”
The former president, campaigning to return to the White House, says he is innocent and the indictment is "election interference"
Biden over the top. Trump supporters claimed in several suits that many of the mail-in ballots did not meet the requirements to be counted. Most of the suits were shot down by judges or withdrawn.
A separate poll conducted by by Yahoo and YouGov in May found that a majority of Americans - 62% - believe Trump should not be allowed to serve if convicted of a serious crime, while 23% said he should be.
JD Vance once said conspiracy theories were idiotic. As Trump’s VP pick he is embracing them JD Vance once dismissed conspiracy theories as the product of “fringe lunatics” but he’s come to embrace them as his star rises in Republican politics.
In an interview with Zero Hora in 2015, Bolsonaro argued that men and women should not receive the same salaries, because women get pregnant, adding that he believes federal law mandating paid maternity leave harms work productivity.
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As he gears up to prosecute a former president, the biography of Mr. Wade on his law firm’s website still promotes his capabilities in far more common legal scenarios.
Six pictures released as part of the indictment against Donald Trump show cardboard boxes of documents stacked to the ceiling in rooms across his Mar-a-Lago estate.
It took nearly a year after the Capitol riot of January 2021 for the US Justice Department (DOJ) to begin investigating the efforts of the former president to overturn the 2020 election results.
The disputes chewed up time — for briefings, arguments and then the period judges took to draft opinions — and when those decisions went against him, he would appeal again and restart the process.
The Fulton County clerk's office says that a document released on the court’s website yesterday — which described Donald Trump as charged hours before the grand jury's vote to indict him and was reported on by Reuters — was actually a test run of the system using a “fictitious docket sheet” as a sample.
Since then, Special Counsel Jack Smith and his team has expanded its probe by interviewing various officials, and has also needed time to present its evidence to a grand jury, which voted in favour of indicting Trump.
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