Letitia James just got handed a massive defeat by the appeals court. The New York Attorney General thought she could take down President Trump with her bogus fraud case. But on August 21st, the court threw out her outrageous penalty demand. James wanted to destroy Trump financially, but the judges said she went too far.
This is what happens when Democrats try to weaponize the justice system. James has been on a crusade against Trump since day one. She promised to get him during her campaign for Attorney General. Now her own case is falling apart in front of everyone.
The appeals court kept Trump’s liability in place, which is still wrong. But they completely tossed out James’s ridiculous penalty demands. She wanted hundreds of millions of dollars from Trump. The court saw right through her political games.
James has wasted millions of taxpayer dollars on this witch hunt. New Yorkers are struggling with crime and high costs. Instead of fixing real problems, she chases Trump around like a obsessed prosecutor. This is exactly why people don’t trust government anymore.
The timing of this loss is perfect for Trump. He’s running for President again while Democrats keep trying to stop him. Every failed attack makes him stronger with American voters. James just proved that these cases are all about politics.
Real Americans can see what’s happening here. The establishment is terrified of Trump returning to power. They will use any government agency to try and stop him. But the courts are starting to push back against these abuses.
This appeals court decision shows that justice can still work. Even liberal judges had to admit that James went way too far. Her penalty demands were so extreme that they couldn’t ignore the overreach. Trump gets another win against the deep state.
James should be investigating real crimes instead of playing politics. New York has serious problems that need attention. But she would rather chase headlines than serve the people who elected her. This loss should be a wake up call for her failed priorities.
