It is indeed a very sad day for America. We are now a Banana Republic where the illegitimate president Joe Biden in the White House stated on November 9, 2022, “We will not allow Trump to run for president, we will take him out.”
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Former President Donald J. Trump was arraigned in court today for the third time as the very corrupt Biden regime and the communists and fascists continue their unprecedented politically motivated prosecution of a political opponent. Why now since January 6 was 2 and a half years ago? Why demand a speedy trial where the lawyers of Trump will not have time to prepare and violated the due process of law of Trump. Why select an Obama-appointed judge who is extremely cruel to the January 6 defendants who come before her? This judge worked in the law firm with Hunter Biden and this is a conflict of interest. Why have the trial in D.C. a city that has 95% Democrats where the jurors usually convict any Republican and all of them hate Donald Trump?
Radical Special Counsel Jack Smith and the unjust and very corrupt DOJ are charging Donald Trump on four counts. This is an attack on the First Amendment of the Constitution “Freedom of Speech” and the “Right to Petition the Government to the Redress of Grievances. Donald Trump did not violate any laws. This is an unprecedent persecution on the political opponent who will be the Republican Party nominee and if the 2024 presidential elections are honest and transparent, Donald J. Trump will be reelected president. – Frank de Varona
Former President Donald Trump said it was a âvery sad day for Americaâ after pleading not guilty in Washingtonâs federal court to charges that he conspired to overturn the 2020 election.
Trump addressed the proceedings in a brief statement on a drizzly tarmac before he boarded his plane back to New Jersey, characterizing the case as a âpersecutionâ designed to hurt his 2024 presidential campaign.
âWe canât let this happen in America,â Trump said.
Trump pleaded not guilty to four federal counts, including conspiracy to defraud the United States. He is accused of brazenly conspiring with allies to spread falsehoods and concoct schemes intended to overturn his election loss to President Joe Biden.
Trump entered his plea in the same courthouse where more than 1,000 protesters, many of them his supporters, Â have been charged with federal crimes for their participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol that halted the certification of Joe Bidenâs victory.
Trump was released on conditions, including that he he not have contact about the case with any witnesses unless attorneys are present.
Special counsel Jack Smith sat in the front row of the courtroom gallery, about 15 feet from Trump’s seat at the defense table with his lawyers.
The complications of Trump not being allowed to discuss the case with potential witnesses was underscored by the entourage that traveled with him to Washington on Thursday. He was accompanied by top campaign aides including Boris Epshteyn, a longtime adviser who was allegedly part of efforts to overturn the election results by organizing alternate electors.
The next hearing in Trumpâs 2020 election conspiracy case has been set for Aug. 28, just days after the first debate in the 2024 Republican presidential primary.
The hearing set for later this month will be the first one in front of U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who will oversee the case brought by special counsel Smith. Trump appeared before a magistrate judge for his first court appearance Thursday, where he pleaded not guilty.
Magistrate Judge Moxila Upadhyaya said Chutkan is willing to waive Trumpâs appearance at the hearing so he doesnât have to attend. The judge is expected to set a trial date then.
An Aug. 28 hearing would fall just five days after the first Republican presidential debate will be held in Milwaukee. Although Trump has repeatedly suggested he will not participate â saying he sees little benefit in appearing alongside lower-polling rivals â he has not explicitly ruled it out.
Newsmax contributed to this report.
