D-Day for Defendant Donald Trump
Will we someday look back with pride on the day when America’s first indicted president becomes America's first jailed president, one final stop on his way to hell?
April 3, 2023
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Will we someday look back with pride on the day when America’s first indicted president becomes America's first jailed president, one final stop on his way to hell?
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