Trump ignores the charges against him and uses them as a political strategy

First modification: 06/11/2023 – 12:32

“On November 5, 2024 we are going to confront corrupt political systems, we are going to evict a totally corrupt president named Joe Biden from the White House. And we are going to finish the job that we have done so successfully. Never surrender. I will never give up. I will never stop fighting for you,” Donald Trump said this Saturday from Greensboro, North Carolina.

It is his first public appearance since he was indicted on 37 counts for bringing classified state documents to his personal residence in Maralago, Florida.

These charges against Trump, unsealed Friday and centering on his alleged mishandling of classified materials, expose the former president to a much harsher reckoning than the personal, political and business misconduct charges he has handled largely in last.

Despite this, Donald Trump seems to take up all these accusations as the raw material for his run for the White House. An atmosphere like no other before.

“They are dealing with insane lunatics,” the Republican candidate said at his rally in Greensboro, North Carolina. “The baseless accusation against me by the Biden administration’s armed department of injustice will go down as one of the most horrific abuses of power in the history of our country.”

The former president must appear in the federal courts of Miami for the reading of the charges this June 13.

Who appears as his strongest challenger within the Republican Party, the governor of the state of Florida, Ron DeSantis, also considered that the Department of Justice is “armed” to carry out a campaign against the candidates of his force.