How Trump and his allies are spinning his historic guilty verdict
Former President Donald Trump and his allies immediately tried to flip the script after a New York jury found him guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records Thursday.
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Donald Trump Jr. Quotes Most Unexpected Source To Pledge Revenge For Verdict
Donald Trump Jr. quoted conservative comic Rob Schneider in a vow for political revenge Thursday after Donald Trump was convicted in his criminal hush money trial. (Watch the video below.)
Trump campaign raises record $34.8 million in donations after guilty verdict
The Trump campaign said Friday it nearly doubled its single-day fundraising record after a New York jury found Donald Trump guilty in his criminal hush money trial. The Republican's campaign said it raised $34.8 million from small-dollar donors in less than seven hours following the historic verdict Thursday afternoon that convicted the former president of 34 counts of falsifying business records. Nearly 30% of those donors were brand new to the Trump donation site WinRed, senior campaign advisors Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles said in a press release. The advisors echoed Trump's post-trial vow that the "real verdict" will come on Election Day, Nov. 5, when he is set to fa
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'Corrupt criminal': Maxine Waters receives backlash over vitriolic response to Trump's guilty verdict
Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., received backlash on social media in response to her reaction to the criminal conviction of former President Trump in a post where she mocked the former president.
‘Is guilty a bad thing?’: Social media ruthlessly trolls Trump with hilarious memes after verdict
Donald Trump became the first US president to receive a criminal conviction on Thursday, being found guilty on all 34 counts in his hush money trial.
Trump fundraising site crashes after influx of donors following guilty New York hush money verdict
Donald Trump’s historic conviction in his New York hush money case on Thursday may put the former president in prison, but it hasn’t slowed done the enthusiam for his campaign.
Does the guilty verdict destroy Trump or make him even stronger?
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