Former President Trump wasted no time at his Waterford Township, Michigan, rally Saturday night, denouncing what he called President Biden’s weaponization of justice against his chief political rival. – Newsmax
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Former President Donald Trump, facing a $355 million fine imposed by a New York judge on his businesses, passionately addressed a crowd at a Michigan rally, denouncing the decision as a “lawless, unconstitutional atrocity that sets fire to our laws.” The event, held in Waterford Township near Detroit on Feb. 17, saw Trump asserting that the legal system had been weaponized against him and vowed to end such practices once back in the White House.
They keep exposing themselves..Corrupt Judge..Corrupt D.A…Corrupt system…January 2025..comes payback!!- Bryan W Cross
Trump, the leading Republican contender for the presidential nomination, accused Democrats of orchestrating multiple civil and criminal cases against him, branding it as “election interference.” Despite legal challenges, he emphasized his victories in Republican preference contests in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, setting the stage for upcoming battles in South Carolina and Michigan.
During the rally, Trump highlighted his expectation of a “monumental victory” in Michigan, sending a clear message to President Joe Biden and his allies. He criticized Biden’s policies, claiming they were detrimental to Michigan’s automobile manufacturing industry and union jobs.
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The former president dedicated a substantial portion of his speech to denouncing the New York case, where Justice Arthur Engoron ruled him and the Trump Organization liable for inflating asset values. Trump called it a “complete and total sham” and argued that the civil fraud case lacked victims, defaults, damages, or complaints. He accused the state’s attorney general, Letitia James, of pursuing the case as a political vendetta, using an unprecedented consumer fraud statute.
Trump, planning an appeal, predicted that the case’s implications would lead businesses to flee New York, resulting in job losses. He asserted that ongoing persecution of political opponents would deter international business engagement with the United States.
Addressing financial aspects, Trump juxtaposed the hefty fine with the financial losses he incurred during his presidency. Despite donating a significant portion of his salary and experiencing a one-third dip in his net worth from $3.5 billion in 2017 to $2.4 billion upon leaving office, he expressed satisfaction with his presidency, claiming it made America great.
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The former president accused President Biden of self-interest and highlighted alleged financial irregularities involving Biden’s relatives. Trump emphasized the negative impact of Biden’s policies on Michigan’s auto workers, criticizing the administration’s push for electric vehicles as a threat to manufacturing jobs.
The battle for union support emerged as a central theme, with Trump rallying auto workers against Biden’s policies. He claimed Biden’s initiatives, including a lack of support for the U.S.-Mexico border wall and leniency toward illegal immigrants, posed a significant threat to unions and American jobs.
President Trump says he will appeal the $355 million fine levied against him:
"This is Russia. This is China. It all comes out of the DOJ. It all comes out of Biden. It's a witch hunt the likes of which our country has never seen."
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Trump accused Biden of allowing a surge in illegal immigrants, estimating that up to 18 million would enter the country illegally by the end of Biden’s term in 2025. He emphasized the potential displacement of union workers by cheaper immigrant labor and cited concerns about “migrant crime” affecting citizens, particularly in Michigan.
Closing his speech, Trump urged the audience to vote against “Crooked Joe Biden,” linking the issue of illegal immigration to the broader theme of making America greater. With Michigan being a battleground state for the upcoming general election, Trump underscored its significance, stating, “If we win Michigan, we win the election,” as he seeks a return to the White House.
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Major Points Discussed:
- Former President Donald Trump denounced a $355 million fine imposed by a New York judge at a Michigan rally, calling it a “lawless, unconstitutional atrocity” and vowed to end perceived weaponization of the legal system.
- Trump, a leading Republican contender, accused Democrats of election interference through multiple civil and criminal cases. Despite legal challenges, he highlighted victories in Republican contests and expressed confidence in winning Michigan’s primary.
- A significant portion of Trump’s speech focused on the New York case, where he and the Trump Organization were held liable for inflating asset values. He labeled it a “complete sham” and accused the state’s attorney general of pursuing a political vendetta using an unprecedented consumer fraud statute.
- Trump juxtaposed the substantial fine with the financial losses he incurred during his presidency, emphasizing his satisfaction with making America great despite the dip in his net worth.
- The former president criticized President Joe Biden’s policies, particularly regarding Michigan’s auto industry, accusing him of hurting union jobs and pushing initiatives, such as electric vehicles, that threaten manufacturing jobs. Trump also highlighted concerns about illegal immigration, estimating a significant influx under Biden’s administration.
Comments – Threads – Links
- He needs to find a judge who’s not a communist- Molly Jenkins
- We need to start protesting everywhere against the DOJ- Tammy Walsh
- Stand your ground, but please. Clean house when we elect you- TD Bean
- The damages would come to roughly $460 million once interest was included. That is more than the gross national product of some countries, including Micronesia. Yet the court admitted that not a single dollar was lost by the banks from these dealings- Jonathan Turley
- Trump did nothing wrong. In commercial lending, banks look much more to the company’s strength and not so much to an individual asset. Commercial lending is vastly different than home mortgage lending. Government bureaucrats who never worked in business do not understand this- Damian Ranger
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