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JUST IN: Former President Donald Trump Speaks On Quitting 2024 Presidential Race

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JUST IN: Former President Donald Trump Speaks On Quitting 2024 Presidential Race—Former President Donald Trump, facing his second indictment, has pledged to “never drop out” of the 2024 presidential race, utilizing the legal challenge as an opportunity to rally his supporters and assert his innocence.

In a fundraising email, Trump adamantly declared his innocence, claiming that both he and the American people recognize his unwavering commitment to truth and his fight against a corrupt ruling class that has neglected the citizens of the nation.

Claiming “Extortion” and Rejecting Coercion

Trump alleged that a reporter had posed a question about the Justice Department potentially dropping the federal indictment if he were to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. Characterizing this as an act of “extortion,” he argued that yielding to such pressure would establish a dangerous precedent, where future presidents could be decided through coercion rather than by the will of the people through elections.

Championing Democracy and Presidential Elections

Emphasizing his dedication to the democratic process, Trump emphatically stated, “I will never drop out of the 2024 presidential race,” using bold red font to underscore his resolute stance. The email warned that the upcoming election could determine the future of elections themselves, asserting that it will be a pivotal moment deciding whether unelected bureaucrats can manipulate the legal system to select the president.

As part of his fundraising efforts, Trump called upon his supporters to demonstrate their commitment by donating to the cause, urging them to “peacefully show that YOU will also NEVER SURRENDER our mission to win back the White House.” The indictment, unsealed the previous week, levied 37 federal charges against the former president, accusing him of mishandling classified documents and attempting to withhold them from the government.

Legal Proceedings and Not Guilty Plea

On Tuesday, Trump entered a not guilty plea for all charges brought against him in the Miami courthouse. The indictment alleges his mishandling of classified documents and his efforts to impede the government’s access to them, marking a significant legal battle for the former president.

Former President Donald Trump has chosen to embrace his indictment as an opportunity to rally support and showcase his unwavering determination to participate in the 2024 presidential race. By leveraging the legal challenge to galvanize his base, Trump continues to assert his innocence and present himself as a champion fighting against a corrupt ruling class. As the legal proceedings unfold, the former president’s resolute defiance and political conviction remain steadfast, setting the stage for a highly contentious and closely watched presidential campaign.

 

CREDIT: BHN

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