Donald Trump and his legal advisers are “in panic” these hours, after the New York court ordered him to pay in a few days a guarantee of 454 million dollars to guarantee the fine he will have to pay in of his conviction for fraud. for the affair of the overvalued assets of his Trump Organization. He reports it CNN, recalling that the Trump team cannot find any insurance company capable of covering this sum, even though expenses to support the electoral campaign for the presidential elections in November have also exploded. This is why Trump is now launching a counterattack with his own strategy, as an incitement to the revolt of his people against the hated “democratic establishment.” “It’s a witch hunt, help me stop it: don’t touch Trump Tower!” shouts the former president in the columns of his newsletter sent in the afternoon to his fierce supporters . Radical Democratic prosecutor Letitia James says she is ready to SEIZE MY ASSETS, including even the iconic Trump Tower. The Democrats think they can intimidate me, push me to leave. BUT I WILL NEVER GIVE UP,” the mogul shouts via a newsletter with lots of capital letters, reminding fans that “it’s you they’re really mad at, not me.”
Challenge before midnight
But what is the call to defend one's supporters? Technically, this is an invitation to respond to a “prepackaged” survey of pro-Trump questions and to sign the appeal against the New York court's action called a “witch hunt” before midnight in UNITED STATES. Objective: collect at least one million “pro-Trump patriots” files. Then, of course, the tone is so high – even against the president and next challenger Joe Biden, accused of “coordinating this electoral interference” – that each of the readers could interpret the call to revolt in their own way. All things considered, this is not much different from what happened on January 6, 2021, when Trump's ambiguous calls for revolt ended with the incredible armed attack on Congress. This is not a small detail: the first version of today's call to mobilization ended with the invitation to “stand peacefully by my side”. But in the version that was subsequently posted online, Trump and his communicators chose to remove this adverb “conciliatory”. Nothing more peacefully, SO. The invitation remains only one: “Stay with me today. We will make America great again!” And everyone should interpret it as they see fit.
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