Byron Donalds has hit out at the Left, claiming they are attempting to “bankrupt” Donald Trump with a litany of legal cases.
The US representative for Florida’s 19th congressional district spoke on GBN America about the “nefarious” legal challenges Trump faces which are proving to be his biggest headache in his bid to win a second Presidential term.
Donalds told GBN America there is a concerted attempt to “squeeze Trump out of money” to ensure he is unable to fight at the US election.
“It is un-American”, he fumed.
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“It flies in the face of our constitution. Our revolution was fought to protect the assets of the people in the colonies from the British King.
“Now you’ve got Letitia James thinking that she is a monarch. Now she gets to tell somebody who built a business over decades that, number one, ‘you owe us all this money’, and number two ‘there’s no victim’.
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“This is to the detriment of the New York legal system. This is to the detriment of the rule of law in the United Stares.
“The appeals court of the United States should overturn this immediately.”
Trump’s legal travails have come to the fore after he was ordered to pay more than $350m in damages in a civil fraud case, with interest charges potentially adding another $100m,
Trump is currently facing 91 charges across four separate cases, including his civil fraud case, where he was ruled by the judge to pay almost $355million in penalties.
He dubbed New York a "rigged state" and denies any wrongdoing in all cases made against him.
Despite Trump’s legal woes, he continues to surge ahead in the Republican primary polls.
He now goes to South Carolina where he faces off with his only remaining opposition for the Republican nomination, Nikki Haley.
The 77-year-old remains the overwhelming favourite and he has reiterated calls for his opponent to step down.
