A Trump supporter hopes that the former leader of the free world will be reelected and hatch a "plan" to win in his four criminal cases.
Thousands of fervent supporters descended on Derry, New Hampshire, to pledge their tireless devotion to the quadruply indicted presidential candidate.
“We think it’s a bunch of bullshit,” Jackie Thibault, a Republican from Chester, New Hampshire, told Politico, while clutching a handmade “Trump 2024” sign on Monday, attending the rally where Trump formally filed the requisite paperwork to be on the ballot for next year's contest.
“We see what they’re trying to do with him. … They’re so afraid of him, and that’s why they’re going after him.”
The 45th president is running for office while making history: he's fighting an asymmetrical legal battle for his freedom with four indictments involving meddling with 2020 presidential to paying off adult actress Stormy Daniels.
During his speech, Trump shot back at his legal maelstrom by repeating the word: "indict."
“I got indicted four times in the last 12 minutes. I heard we got two more, but I heard the DOJ called ‘no don’t do it’ because we’ve gone up in the polls every time I’ve gotten indicted,” he told supporters during his speech, according to the outlet.
“‘Don’t indict him anymore. This is killing us,’” trying out an impression of a fictional DOJ caller. “We’re going to indict him right into the White House.”
The supporter Thibault was lost on what compelled Trump's former attorneys, Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro, to take no-jail pleas last week.
“I don’t understand that,” Thibault told Politico before realizing that if anybody can outmaneuver this legal quandary — it's Trump.
Thibault told the outlet that Trump's “got a plan... I’m hoping he does.”
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