The complaint says Mr. Hall manage to raise thousands of dollars for his nonexistent “Gay Voices for Trump” group through a crowdfunding site and used that money to cover his personal living expenses.
Mr. Hall acknowledged he was behind several bogus Trump family Twitter accounts and the fake “Gay Voices for Trump” group when he was profiled by the New York Times in December after they evaporated.
“I didn’t end up ever really doing anything with the Gay Voices for Trump,” Mr. Hall, a self-described Trump supporter, told The New York Times. “So I never got the funds from it.”
Twenty-nine percent of Republican voters surveyed recently said they believe it is at least somewhat likely former President Donald Trump will be reinstated in the White House in 2021, new polling showed Wednesday.
He also detailed how Mr. Trump told him to deny he tried to fire Mr. Mueller.
Mr. Trump has repeatedly denied the accusations.
Mr. McGahn said if he had released that statement in 2018, he could have been indicted for lying to the special counsel, a federal crime.
“Given his track record of prosecuting people for [false statements], I would have probably been next,” Mr. McGahn testified. “He had already publicly made clear he was going after various people for that and that certainly would weigh on anybody’s mind.”
As Mr. McGahn tells it, Mr. Trump asked him to tell then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that Mr. Mueller was “too conflicted” to serve as special counsel.
The left s chutzpah knows no bounds Liberals insist that Republicans, not Democrats, are obsessed with race and that the Dems are tough on crime Follow Us
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Two recent opinion columns were eye catchers.
A Wall Street Journal piece by James Carville was headlined, “Democrats Are the Anticrime Party.” Seriously?
The other, by The Washington Post’s Dana Milbank, said, “The GOP’s fixation on race is on full display.” Seriously?
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Both men are undoubtedly familiar with the definition of “chutzpah.” It’s someone killing his parents and then falling on the mercy of the court on account of his being an orphan. Or the old Marx Brothers query, “are you going to believe me or your lying eyes?”
Former President Donald Trump endorsed Republican Rep. Ted Budd for North Carolina's open Senate seat in 2022 on Saturday night after Mr. Trump's daughter-in-law Lara announced she won't run.