Shortly after announcing that former President Donald Trump would be arrested, U.S. Congressman Marjorie Taylor Green said that Republicans should avoid pending arrests because “communist Democrats” had sealed their fate. He said there was no need to protest the possibility.
The Georgia representative took to her professional Twitter account multiple times on Saturday to share her thoughts on Trump’s Truth social post. He said an illegal leak from the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office led him to believe he would be arrested on Tuesday.
In her first tweet on Saturday morning, Green followed the Department of Justice and the Manhattan DA, saying the potential arrest was “ALL FOR POLITICS!”
“This is what they do in communist countries to destroy their political opponents!” Greene wrote. “Republicans in Congress must subpoena these communists and end this! We have the power to do it, and we have the power to defend their salaries and departments ! That’s enough!”
Trump says ‘illegal leak’ indicates he will be arrested on Tuesday
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green, Republican of Georgia, speaking at a press conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. (AP/Susan Walsh)
Hours later, Green said that Republicans didn’t have to protest against “communist Democrats” and the party’s “political weaponization” so that people could “protest” and “take back our country.” It seems to have answered Trump’s request.
“These idiots are trying to seal their own fate in 2024 as the silent majority holds two feelings about the current administration,” Green wrote. “Fear and Anger”.
The seditious lawmaker said the two sentiments were “the most powerful combination” leading up to the election, and that “Democrats are driving that power with their own corrupt actions.”
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After reports surrounding a possible indictment, Trump’s truthful social post blew up social media on Saturday morning, sparking reactions from politicians and other celebrities on both sides of the aisle. is written as
“Now, an illegal leak from the corrupt and highly politicized Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has set a new record in violent crime, whose leader was funded by George Soros, and who can prove the crime.” Couldn’t and shows it’s based on an old and completely debunked (by many other prosecutors!) fairy tale, the far-flung Republican nominee and former President of the United States of America, who will be next week’s You will be arrested on Tuesday. Protest and take back our country!”
Twitter CEO Elon Musk responded to a tweet related to the possible arrest, saying, “If this happens, Trump will be re-elected in a landslide victory.”
Former President Donald Trump speaks at the East Palestine Fire Department in East Palestine, Ohio, February 22, 2023. (AFP via Rebecca Droke/Getty Images)
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Fox News Digital reported Saturday afternoon that a court source said: Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office He said he met with law enforcement and said, “We’re going to talk about logistics for some time next week, which means they’re looking forward to prosecution next week.”
Possible indictment stems from years of investigation into Trump hush money scandal allegedly involving porn stars Stormy Daniels. Towards the end of the 2016 presidential election, Trump’s then-lawyer Michael Cohen sent Daniels $130,000 to prevent her from disclosing her 2006 relationship with Trump. repaid to
Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump are at the center of the first-ever potential indictment against a former US president. (AP)
President Trump’s spokesman Stephen Chan released a lengthy statement to Fox News Digital, calling the investigation a “witch hunt” and that Bragg is in the pockets of President Biden and “radical Democrats.” criticized.
“President Donald J. Trump is completely innocent, he has done nothing wrong and even the biggest and most radical Left Democrats have made it clear,” Chan said. rice field.
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The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office did not “confirm or comment” on the impending charges when asked for comment on Friday.
Chris Pandolfo of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
