Hours after the indictment of Donald Trump was announced by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office, the attorney for the first former president of the United States to be charged with.
Hours after the indictment of Donald Trump was announced by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office, the attorney for the first former president of the United States to be charged with a crime declared, “The rule of law in the United States of America is dead. It’s dead. It’s something that I never thought I would see. I get goosebumps even saying it because I don’t feel good about saying it.”
Joe Tacopina told Fox News’ Sean Hannity that the charges, which have been investigated and declined by the FEC, Department of Justice, and the former Manhattan District Attorney, were a bastardization of the law. “You know when you stretch the law to get someone you don’t like, or as a political opponent in this case, it’s very hard to ever get that law to get back to its original shape,” he told Hannity.
Though the indictment remains under seal until Trump is perp walked, handcuffed, and ‘jacked against a wall for a mug shot, it’s believed that a 34 charges will be filed. Constitutional law attorney Alan Dershowitz says that number suggests the prosecutor, who promised when he ran for office to get Trump, used his power to stack every conceivable permutation of the former president’s alleged wrongdoing into a standalone charge.
