Georgia

“We gotta win the midterms,” President Donald Trump told the crowd in Iowa at the end of last month. “I’m here because we’re starting the campaign to win the midterms. That means Senate and it means House.” Trump is, by all accounts, obsessed with the upcoming elections in November. Having been distracted by various foreign dramas, and seeing his approval ratings dip, the President aims to pivot back to a domestic mission in 2026. If the Democrats capture the House, Trump will face noisy congressional battles and possibly impeachment Trump understands the stakes, hence choosing Iowa, the traditional starting place for presidential primaries, to launch this campaign. The final two

The collective memory of Donald Trump’s claim that the 2020 election was stolen has, for most Americans, been buried if not entirely forgotten.  Donald Trump, however, is not the sort of man who moves on from such matters. In his mind, Crooked Joe Biden stole the election from him through widespread voter fraud, at the heart of which was Fulton County, Georgia. And now a succession of court battles that started with him in the dock is ending with Team Trump doing the prosecuting.  The FBI and his Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, have raided a warehouse in Fulton stuffed with 2020 votes and taken them away in trucks.

In an attempt to understand what is driving the tumult,  The Spectator  spoke to half a dozen individuals whose political careers have revolved around their work with state parties

Kaitlan Collins asked him about his relationship with Fani Willis — obviously — then he walked out

The battle between smokestack chasers and economic diversifiers

Watching the DA’s racketeering case against Trump unravel

It was a bad, terrible, not very good day in court for the Fulton County DA

She hired her boyfriend, Nathan Wade, as chief prosecutor to go after Trump

Trump’s former lawyer is selling Christmas ornaments online following a $148 million defamation judgment

She is the fourth co-defendant in the RICO case to do so, following Scott Hall, Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro

Marjorie Taylor Greene has ‘a lot of things to think about’

This is the fourth Trump indictment this year