'The unholy alliance between Trump and the RNC will continue as long as Trump is essential to the GOP, or until Trump’s legal problems overwhelm what the RNC is able to do without implicating itself in his defense,' writes eleanorclift
The RNC isn’t breaking any laws, but funding Trump’s lawyers isn’t what they’re advertising. “I suspect most people think their donations are to support candidates,” says Ryan. “The RNC, by paying Trump’s legal bills, is helping a bully who left office more than a year ago with his personal legal bills.”
The unholy alliance between Trump and the RNC will continue as long as Trump is essential to the GOP, or until Trump’s legal problems overwhelm what the RNC is able to do without implicating itself in his defense. There areabout the extent of the U.S. government’s obligation to defend Trump if he is charged with incitement of Jan. 6, which falls outside of his duties as president.
“His disclosure reports show he’s raising money hand over fist, and he’s not spending much of it yet. What is he stockpiling it for?” asks Ryan. “As a legal matter, he can’t use it for 2024—though his lawyers can probably find a way to get away with it.”
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