Trump falsely accuses Liz Cheney, calls for criminal prosecution

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Former President Trump Calls for Liz Cheney’s Prosecution

Former President Donald Trump recently took to Truth Social to demand that Liz Cheney be criminally prosecuted, accusing her of destroying evidence crucial for the country. In a bold statement, Trump declared, “SHE SHOULD BE PROSECUTED FOR WHAT SHE HAS DONE TO OUR COUNTRY! SHE ILLEGALLY DESTROYED THE EVIDENCE. UNREAL!!!”

In response to Trump’s claims, Cheney swiftly refuted them, highlighting the fallacy in his assertions. She stated, “Lying in all caps doesn’t make it true, Donald. You know you and your lawyers have long had the evidence.”

Trump’s unfounded allegations included the baseless accusation that evidence related to the events of January 6th was destroyed, as part of his wider conspiracy theories suggesting he was wrongly framed. However, it is widely documented that the 1/6 Committee meticulously preserved and submitted all evidence to the Department of Justice upon concluding their investigation. Additionally, the committee made this evidence accessible to Senate Democrats for review.

Despite the accessibility of the evidence to Trump and his legal team, the former president continues to propagate falsehoods in an attempt to shield his supporters from the substantial evidence potentially indicting him for criminal activities surrounding January 6th.

The underlying motivation behind Trump’s call for Cheney’s prosecution lies in her prominent role in investigating him. In Trump’s view, Cheney’s cardinal sin was seeking accountability for his actions. Consequently, Trump aims to undermine the credibility of the 1/6 Committee by discrediting Cheney and other members.

This divisive tactic forms part of a broader strategy by Trump and the Republican Party in 2024, wherein a campaign of vengeance is disguised as a bid for the presidency. By vilifying key figures such as Liz Cheney, Trump seeks to deflect attention from his own potential culpability and tarnish the legitimacy of efforts to hold him accountable.

Cheney responded on Twitter

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