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Trump says he had 'every right' to interfere with presidential election
Donald Trump, the GOP's nominee, faces four federal charges in the case into his alleged attempts to thwart the 2020 election.
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"In the waning days of Trump's presidency, Davidson eschewed the Office of the Pardon Attorney and sought relief directly from Trump," writes Legum. "Davidson's attorney Betty Schein had deep connections to the Trump White House. Schein and her husband, Alan Futerfas, represented people associated with the Trump Organization, including Donald Trump Jr."
I wonder what trump got out of that pardon? trump is the most corrupt man to ever sit in the WH. If he is given another chance, he will fill his pockets with more bribe money and fatten his back accounts by forcing government staff to visit his properties. When trump calls others out for alleged crimes, you can bet he is the one committing them.