Stefanik slams 'sham' Trump trial verdict as 'corrupt' and based on 'zombie' case

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Republican New York Rep. Elise Stefanik slammed the 'sham' NY v. Trump case verdict as 'corrupt' and based on a 'zombie' case brought by a partisan DA.

Republican New York Rep. Elise Stefanik slammed the 'weaponized justice system' following the verdict in the NY v. Trump trial that found former President Donald Trump guilty on all counts. 'Today’s verdict shows how corrupt, rigged, and unAmerican the weaponized justice system has become under Joe Biden and Democrats. I fully support President Trump appealing this decision and look forward to a higher New York Court to deliver justice and overturn this verdict.

This corrupt Democrat Judge imposed a clearly unconstitutional gag order on President Trump and his team,' Stefanik continued. TRUMP SAYS COSTLY TRIAL IS 'PROVING MY POINT' THAT COURTS ARE WEAPONIZED AGAINST HIM: 'DISGRACE' 'This corrupt Democrat Judge routinely sided with the prosecution and prevented President Trump’s defense from calling a critical witness to the stand.

 

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