Trump plans to SUE Justice Department for $100M over Mar-a-Lago raid

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : The suit says the government should have negotiated with Trump rather than searching his residence, although the National Archives had engaged in in back-and-forth with Trump lawyers for months over the location of materials moved from the White House during Trump's final weeks in office.
43% : Trump has a history of filing headline-grabbing lawsuits that help underline his political points.
36% : Trump has personal inveighed against the search for years, even while battling Smith inside a federal courthouse in Florida.
26% : It sidelined the case that was once thought to be the most politically perilous for Trump of the four criminal cases he was facing before the November elections.
25% : The suit, which comes two years after the 2022 search that yielded a trove of 300 documents marked 'classified' from Trump's Florida club, comes after Trump-appointed Judge Aileen Cannon dismissed the case brought by special counsel Jack Smith against Trump.
22% : The search, which occurred while Trump was away, comes from actions 'rooted in intrusion upon seclusion, malicious prosecution, and abuse of process resulting from the August 8, 2022 raid of his and his family's home at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach Florida.'
8% : Trump has long accused President Joe Biden of driving 'witch hunt' probes against him, and his latest suit identifies both AG Merrick Garland, a Biden nominee, and FBI Director Christopher Wray, a Trump nominee.
8% : Nothing more, nothing less.'The suit comes in the heat of a political campaign where Trump has complained about being forced to mount a new campaing against Vice President Kamala Harris, after Biden stepped back from his campaing amid a Democratic pressure effort.

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