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John Dean, former counsel to Richard Nixon, is certain that a Trump indictment is coming.

From personal experience as a key witness I assure you that you do not visit a prosecutor’s office 7 times if they are not planning to indict those about whom you have knowledge. It is only a matter of how many days until DA Vance indicts Donald & Co. https://t.co/OaqribQBQO

— John W. Dean (@JohnWDean) March 10, 2021

Prosecutors in Georgia have hired a racketeering expert as they prepare to bring charges against Donald Trump before a grand jury.

A grand jury is being convened to possibly indict Trump for his alleged voter fraud in Georgia during the 2020 election.

Donald “Grab her by the p***y” Trump may also face allegations of rape––under oath. If he is deposed, his accuser will be there. “I am living for the moment to walk into that room to sit across the table from him,” E. Jean Carroll said, “I think of it everyday.”

Those are not the only allegations Trump is going to have to deal with. While President, Trump earned $1.6 billion in outside revenue and income, and a large chunk of that came from the properties that he himself visited while in office.

Immediately after the election, Trump has raised $207 million for the alleged purpose of fighting voter fraud, but he has only used about $8 million. Trump is set to leave the White House with $850,000 of campaign rally debts. Some cities, like El Paso, are planning to bring the Trump campaign to court to get their money.

There has been speculation that, this whole time, Donald Trump was “very aware” that he lost the election, but he allegedly put up a fight as a “performance”. Some 80% of Trump’s supporters think that Biden’s win was illegitimate. This has terribly implications for our nation. If we lose faith in our system, our system collapses. Now that Trump has no real chance, let’s see how he and his followers deal.

About a week ago, Trump began to openly admit that Biden won the election, in his own, petty way. He couldn’t do it immediately or risk losing face with his supporters. Around the same time, the Trump campaign has dropped its ridiculous lawsuit demanding a ballot recount in Arizona, after they realized that the margin of victory could not be overcome.

We wonder how much money Trump made from his “election fraud defense fund,” which he used to fundraise for his own legal fees pay off campaign debts. Will it be enough to pay off that $850,000 bill?

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