President and not facing a ramifications politically. As a medium effect, short term effect and a long term effect the immediate is hell raise a lot of money. In intensive of support from his core base. In the short term we will see that it benefits him most likely within the republican primary put up as he is being indicted more and more often which is a bizarre thing to say, what weve seen is it reinforces trumps Court Message that the government is rigged against him, theres a two tiered System Ofjustice and so forth. All of which i think is false but it reinforces that political argument from trauma. In the long term is of youre an independent voter, somebody who voted for donald trump and 2016 but then voted forjoe biden in 2020 for the especially important in states like arizona and georgia, we see more scepticism about donald trump coming back. Benefits him in the short term, long term still very real problems with this. Thats on the political fight, much less whats happening in
East Lyme
Aaron A. Hernandez-Nunez, 24, of 71 Cross Road, Waterford, was charged Tuesday with second-degree threatening. Groton Town
Christopher M. Mcintyre, 40, of 611 Ocean Ave., Apt. D5,.
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Javanie Nelson, 27, of 986 Norwich New London Turnpike, Uncasville, was charged Wednesday with possession of narcotics, possession of narcotics with intent to sell, possession of drug.
Groton Town
Nicole N. Scelza, 34, of 157 D St., was charged Friday with first-degree failure to appear in court.
John E. Sebastian-Mahon, 29, of 2 Concord Court, was charged Friday with violation.
East Lyme
Matthew K. Russell, 50, of East Hartford, was charged Thursday with violation of a protective order. Groton City
David Alexander, 55, of 21 Race Rock Road was charged Thursday wit.