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A spokesperson for Joe Biden’s presidential campaign said Thursday that Donald Trump’s conviction in a New York court shows that for all his bluster and attacks on the legal system, Trump is subject to laws — and will be held accountable when he breaks them.
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump’s allies rushed to his defense Thursday following the announcement of a guilty verdict in his criminal trial, blasting the entire process as a political sham.
Thursday was a hard day for Donald Trump after a jury in New York City found him guilty of falsifying business documents to cover up an alleged affair with porn star Stormy Daniels shortly before the 2016 presidential election.
EXCLUSIVE: Former President Trump told Fox News Digital his guilty verdict is a "scar" on the New York justice system, while vowing to "keep fighting" and maintaining that Election Day will be "the most important day in the history of our country."
A MSNBC legal analyst warned his fellow liberals on Thursday not to be too fast to celebrate the news of a Manhattan jury finding former President Trump guilty in his hush money trial.
Those considered to be top names on former President Trump's running mate shortlist didn't hold back in torching his guilty verdict handed down earlier in the afternoon by the jury in his New York City trial.
WinRed, the payment processor for Republican campaign donations, crashed after former President Donald J. Trump’s felony conviction, a technical issue that his campaign attributed to the number of people trying to donate in the immediate aftermath of the verdict.
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump is guilty, but not ashamed. The question now is whether he will suffer politically for his crimes.