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Added on the 14/01/2023 05:00:05 - Copyright : Euronews EN
Since election day President Donald Trump's campaign has ratcheted up fundraising. The Washington Post revealed the Trump campaign has raised more than $150 million to fight election fraud. The New York Times published a similar report on Monday, but put the number at $170 million. Business Insider reports that's the amount raised since Election Day is about double the amount that one of Trump's main PACs raised during September, its best month. The Trump campaign sent hundreds of emails in November, asking supporters to donate as the president fights the results of the 2020 election.
If Joe Biden is elected president, outgoing President Donald Trump is likely to have more days in court than he ever dreamed possible. Lacking his current presidential protections, Trump will face multiple investigations over whether he committed fraud in his businesses--and as an individual. According to CNN, Trump also faces defamation lawsuits sparked by his denials of accusations made by women who have alleged he assaulted them. If Trump wins, he may be able to run out the statute of limitations, which for some crimes in New York state law is five to six years. Or, he could simply continue enjoying the DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel opinion that says a sitting president can't be indicted.
Former US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump arrives at a New York court to testify in her father's civil fraud case threatening his real estate empire. IMAGES
Donald Trump Jr. arrives at New York City courtroom for civil fraud trial as New York's attorney general Letitia James has accused former US President Donald Trump, his sons Eric and Don Jr and other executives of colossally inflating the value of their real estate assets in order to receive more favorable bank loans and insurance terms. IMAGES
Former US President Donald Trump returns to a New York City courtroom for his civil fraud trial. He is expected to face off with his former lawyer and confidant Michael Cohen. Trump and his two eldest sons are accused of vastly inflating the value of the Trump Organization's real estate assets to receive more favorable bank loans and insurance terms. IMAGES
Former President Donald Trump returns to a New York City courtroom for his civil fraud trial. New York's attorney general accuses Trump, his son Eric, Don Jr., and other executives of the Trump Organization of inflating real estate assets for better bank loans and insurance terms. IMAGES
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