Former Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) criticized former President Donald Trump for flourishing in chaos and instability after calling for demonstrations in response to a potential indictment by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.
Trump predicted on Saturday that he would be “arrested on Tuesday” as rumors of a Manhattan indictment against him gained steam. Prosecutors are looking into filing charges for allegedly paying Stormy Daniels $130,000 in hush money during the 2016 cycle, as well as related business record falsification.
The alleged affair involving Trump, according to Christie, isn’t something that big crimes are often thought to be. On Saturday, Trump urged his supporters to demonstrate in an effort to reclaim their nation. His comments sparked a wave of criticism, with some comparing them to the speech he gave before the Capitol riot on January 6.
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Trump’s Alleged Activity
Questions have been raised about why prosecutors are focusing on Trump’s alleged behavior that allegedly occurred around seven years ago critics of the Manhattan District Attorney’s office. Daniels and Michael Cohen, a former Trump lawyer and fixer who previously pleaded guilty to a charge relating to the alleged payment in 2018, have met with prosecutors.
Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, came under fire from Christie, a former federal prosecutor, for the way he handled criminal cases in the city of New York. He later reaffirmed the statement, “Donald Trump is not a man of his word.
According to reports, New York law enforcement has started making preparations to deal with security in the event that Trump is charged before there is even a chance of an indictment. On Monday, at least one more witness in the case is anticipated to give testimony.
Christie is now considering whether or not he would run for president in 2024, and he has hinted that he will make a decision within the next two months about this matter.
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