Trump spokesperson accuses Alvin Bragg of admitting violations in new hush money filing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

38% : " ALSO READ: 'Mean girl on a revenge tour': Kevin McCarthy has knives out for his 'Gaetz 8' tormentors Trump was originally slated to go to court on March 25 -- the same day the more-than $450 million judgment is due in his New York civil fraud trial -- to face charges that he falsified business records ahead of the 2016 presidential election to cover up hush money paid to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
38% : "President Trump and his counsel have been consistent and steadfast that this case has no basis in law or fact," Cheung said Thursday.
30% : Trump shared a comment from campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung on Truth Social minutes after news spread of Bragg's three-page filing in response to the former president's motion to dismiss.
13% : Trump has denied wrongdoing in the civil case, pleaded not guilty in the criminal accuse, and accused a large swath of prosecutors in federal, state, civil and criminal courts of participating in a political witch hunt orchestrated by President Joe Biden.

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