Meadows has already shown himself willing to undermine his former boss in order to save his own skin. In mid-August, Meadows and former Vice President Mike Pence said separately that they had no knowledge of Trump declassifying a large number of documents, completely undermining the former president’s main defense in the Mar-a-Lago case.
Other former Trump allies are also starting to turn. In July, a Mar-a-Lago employee named Yuscil Taveras changed his testimony in the indictment against Trump for mishandling classified documents. Taveras was assigned a new public defender in July, replacing his Trump-appointed lawyer, and “immediately” recanted his testimony denying that there had been any conversations about security footage that prosecutors subpoenaed in 2022 as part of the investigation.
Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani may also soon turn on his boss (who is refusing to pay him). Giuliani met in June with special counsel Jack Smith, who is investigating Trump in Florida for mishandling classified documents and in Washington for trying to overturn the 2020 election. It’s not clear what happened during the meeting, but it’s not unthinkable that Giuliani may try to reach a deal with prosecutors to save his own skin.
Physical-Ad-3798 on September 6th, 2023 at 08:46 UTC »
I'm pretty sure the media's non stop coverage of him instead of Bidens accomplishments is probably a pretty big factor as to why he still polls so high as well.
bobjr94 on September 6th, 2023 at 07:57 UTC »
If the media came right out and said trump and the rest of them have zero chance ratings would drop. They want to keep both sides interested, people will turn off a 2-11 baseball game and watch something else especially if their team is loosing. But if they can spin a 2-11 game like it's dead heat and anyone can win, just wait until you see what happens next....then they keep viewers and advertising money.
CircaSixty8 on September 6th, 2023 at 07:43 UTC »
This was obviously false. Fuck WSJ