Trump News Today: Former President Rejoins Truth Social App as Fate of Return to Twitter Remains Uncertain

The Justice Department is suing former Donald Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort in an effort to recover nearly $3 million from unreported foreign bank accounts.

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In an excerpt from the new book. this will not happen obtained by punch newsTrump told authors Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns that “if Mitch had stayed with a lot of party members who knew the election was rigged, I think we wouldn’t be at Mar-a-Lago.”

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Donald Trump finally posted on his Truth Social app, the Twitter rival he launched earlier this year.

“I’M BACK! #COVFEFE,” read the post, which included a photo of Trump talking on the phone at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida.

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Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene responded to Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, who said she was “slandering the church” by suggesting that “Satan is controlling it.”

Ms. Greene claimed that Catholic groups helping immigrants and refugees were evidence of Satan’s influence in the church.

She responded to Mr. Donohue’s rebuke by stating that she was a “cradle Catholic” who left the church because she couldn’t trust the church leadership to protect my children from pedophiles, and that they harbored monsters even in their own ranks. ”.

Read more about the exchange in Graig Graziosi’s report for The independent.

A man who helped federal authorities investigate Donald Trump’s dealings with Deutsche Bank, one of his biggest creditors, has been found dead on a Los Angeles high school campus.

Val Broeksmit, 46, has been missing for more than a year, although his Twitter account remained active until a few weeks ago. Police say no foul play is suspected, and Broeksmit’s friends say he has long struggled with drugs.

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Fox News pundit Mark Levin has broken with former President Donald Trump over the latter’s endorsement of peasant elegy author JD Vance for the Ohio Senate seat.

Levin prefers Vance’s main opponent, Josh Mandel, whose politics is much more in line with the MAGA movement.

Former President Donald Trump’s endorsement comes at a cost.

the independent has compiled data looking at the amount of money Republican lawmakers hoping to win Trump’s endorsement spent on his Mar-a-Lago resort.

Read about the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent by Republicans to curry favor with Trump in the Eric Garcia story at The independent.

House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, defending his private conversations, has assured colleagues that he never asked former President Donald Trump to resign over the Jan. 6 riots on Capitol Hill.

It was McCarthy’s first face-to-face meeting with House Republicans amid the fallout from his criticism of the former president and the party’s far-right members.

One Republican in the room said the meeting was “cathartic” for lawmakers, while another expressed confidence that McCarthy would be the “next speaker,” according to the Associated Press.

“He has the support of the conference and then some,” Rep. Dan Meuser said as he left the closed session at GOP headquarters. “You guys are obsessed with January 6. Nobody cares,” Rep. Glenn Grothman told reporters, adding that “it’s history.”

The OAN television network, which supports Donald Trump, accused Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger of working with Democrats to rig the 2022 midterm elections.

Correspondent Pearson Sharp claimed that Raffensperger’s use of the Salesforce company to handle voter registration in the state was evidence of the secretary of state’s intent to interfere with the 2022 election, according to media affairs.

“So, long story short, the same secretary of state who served the Georgia election to Beijing Biden in 2020 has now selected a new India-based company with no election management background to transition the voter registration database. state voters to another California-based company, also inexperienced in running elections, and which works with organizations that have been caught engaging in voter fraud and is also run by a radical leftist with close ties to more leftist activists. ends of the world,” he said.

There is no evidence that Raffensperger or Salesforce intend to try to rig the 2022 midterm elections.

Lawmakers in Oklahoma approved a bill Thursday that restricts abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. The bill was modeled on the Texas version of the abortion ban and includes the use of civil enforcement of the ban.

The bill prohibits doctors from performing abortions once any heart activity is detected, and allows citizens to file civil lawsuits against anyone who performs or induces an abortion, as well as those who attempt to perform an abortion or assist in an abortion. .

Planned Parenthood announced that it would challenge the bill in court.