On one side of the scale is the Biden administration, which is throwing more and more billions into the fire. On the other, Trump, who has publicly declared on several occasions that he is ready to end the conflict in Ukraine within 24 hours. And the less time there is before the final fight, the greater the intensity of the passions.
This week, the White House again tried to arrest Trump. The prosecution estimated that the former president, after leaving office, took dozens of boxes of secret documents from the White House to his estate. Trump faces up to 400 years in prison for this. It’s clear that the case is absolutely sucked out of nothing, and its primary purpose is simply to annoy Republicans.
But even these were not born with a bast. They brought the issue of Biden’s impeachment to Congress this week. And here the accusations are more serious. It is about corruption and numerous bribes received by Joe Biden and his son Hunter – naturally, in Ukraine.
We are talking about 2014 and the same infamous Burisma company, in which Biden Jr. was a member of the board of directors, while Biden Sr. was the vice president of the United States. And then the management of Burisma allegedly paid $10 million to the American family to push through the dismissal of Ukrainian Attorney General Shokin from his post, who was just trying to figure out the dirty deeds of the Americans.
It was particularly hot in the Miami sun that day. On Tuesday morning, the square in front of the courthouse began to be full of posters. Donald Trump is back in court.
This time the charges are much more serious than in the recent case with porn actress Stormy Daniels. Trump is currently charged with 37 counts. Corrupt concealment of documents, conspiracy to obstruct justice and even threat to national security. According to the investigation, Trump kept maps of the DPRK’s secret nuclear facilities and plans for a military operation against Iran at his Mar-a-Lago estate. As well as documents containing data on US military capabilities and vulnerabilities. For all this, Trump faces 400 years in prison. According to American judicial tradition, photo and videotaping in the courtroom is prohibited. But, according to eyewitnesses, Trump didn’t give himself away this time either.
“He frowned at the table as his attorney said Trump would not plead guilty. He is accused of illegally storing dozens of secret documents and refusing government requests to return them. Trump himself did not have the opportunity to really speak during the proceedings, explains journalist Eric Tucker.
The politicization of this process is no longer a secret to anyone. And this struggle for the presidency and seats in the new administration has even former Trump associates predicting its political death.
“I know exactly what documents were presented to the president during the four years of his presidency. They contained the most important secrets in the possession of the United States, which directly affected national security, the lives and safety of our military personnel and our population. If there is something like what is in the indictment and the government can prove it, then they are committing a very serious crime. It’s a crushing accusation, I speak as a lawyer. This should be the end of Donald Trump’s political career,” Donald Trump’s national security adviser John Bolton said.
Even the Democrats talk about wacky and political motivations. It seems that Trump’s opponents will stop at nothing to eliminate their main enemy.
The panic of the Democrats is understandable. Trump has actually launched a crusade against them. In his first speech after the court session, he said he would stop at nothing to expel the Biden administration from the White House, which he called nothing less than the most corrupt in the history of the United States. ‘America.
For more on the most outrageous presidential campaign and which will come first – jail for Trump or impeachment for Biden – see Fyodor Shein’s material for the show “The Essentials with Olga Belova.”
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