Former DOJ lawyer on Manhattan DA's team takes dig at Trump's Jan. 6 prosecution

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : So, Biden's office is running this trial," Trump said, also in May.
43% : The Tuesday letter signed by Matthew Colangelo, the former acting Associate Attorney General that Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg (D) appointed to his team, said that acting New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan should disregard defense complaints about a rush to sentencing on Sept. 18 and pay no mind to the most recently filed notice of removal in federal court, where Trump asked a judge to stay proceedings, vacate the hush-money verdicts, and toss the case for using "official acts" evidence at trial, including tweets.
41% : In May, Trump's Republican allies in the House issued document demands and said that Colangelo's "recent employment history" and subsequent appointment to Bragg's team "demonstrates his obsession with investigating a person rather than prosecuting a crime" and creates a "perception that the Biden DOJ is assisting in District Attorney Bragg's prosecution" of Trump.
31% : Trump himself said as much outside of court, but without naming Colangelo.

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