Former President Donald Trump and some Republicans famously rejected the results of the 2020 election.
‘s narrow victories in some key states. Trump lost them all. In the end, his legal effort to change the 2020 result was a resounding failure.compared to the lawfare practiced by Democrats seeking to undermine the results of theelection, the one that made Trump president of the United States. What is perhaps most remarkable is that eight years later, it’s still going on., which Trump calls the Russia hoax.
. Last year, Alvin Bragg, the elected Democratic district attorney of Manhattan — he was elected on a platform that included going after Trump — filed 34 felony counts against the former president, all based on allegedly false bookkeeping. Normally, those charges, even if warranted, are a misdemeanor, and these were long past the statute of limitations. But Bragg found a way to turn them into felonies.was to charge Trump with falsifying business records “with intent to commit another crime.
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