As the most damning evidence yet appeared at Trump’s NYC trial, three major politicians appeared as his guests of honor. One of them didn’t seem at all interested.
Donald Trump has turned his criminal trial in New York into a photo-op and circus stop for MAGA loyalists, literally giving top political allies a front-row seat and rotating his guests each day.Sen. Rick Scott became the first notable tourist last Friday. He left mid-morning.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, and Rep. Byron Donalds lined up left-to-right at the wooden pew directly behind their leader, with the congressman snagging the aisle seat. They showed up in Trump uniform: dark suit, white shirt, red tie. The first two wore dress shoes. The congressman wore sneakers.
Prosecutors posted copies of 2017 invoices and checks on the screen, a year’s worth of paperwork that adds up to the 34 felony counts Trump faces for faking business paperwork. As prosecutors cycled through each month, Burgum kept his eyes on the screen, his wavy gray hair brushing up against the collar of his gray suit. Donalds remained transfixed on the same TV.Prosecutors cycled through February, March, April, May. Ramaswamy continued to fiddle with something at his lap.
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