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   > later, she could not have resided in the Virginia home after all. So it   
   > looks as though she either committed fraud or she abandoned the role of   
   > New York attorney general by moving out of state.   
   >   
   > Read the full story here: If This Is What It Looks Like, NY AG Letitia   
   > James Is In a World of Trouble   
   >   
   > These are just the things that have bubbled to the surface in the past few   
   > weeks, as citizen sleuths comb through publicly available records and   
   > compare them to statute and law. If this is just the stuff James leaves   
   > lying around in public, who knows what kind of self-dealing, corrupt   
   > behavior she may engage in on the down low? There is certainly enough in   
   > the above examples to justify an investigation into the woman's dealings.   
   >   
   > https://giphy.com/gifs/news-letitia-james-hqsLzE91N19WftPYUF   
   >   
   > At any rate, it is baffling that someone who took on such a high-profile   
   > case — attacking a former and future president by going through his   
   > business affairs with a fine-toothed comb and teasing out a narrative of   
   > fraudulent real estate financing — would have done so when her own house   
   > was in such disorder. Her arrogance was breathtaking in its foolishness.   
   >   
   Simply Amazing!   
      
   > The lawfare campaign against President Trump that kicked off during his   
   > first campaign, went into high gear after the 2020 election, and   
   > culminated in dual assassination attempts in 2024, is a shameful low point   
   > in American history. A little over a year ago, it gave me profound   
   > satisfaction as a journalist to report that Fani Willis's trumped-up   
   > Georgia RICO case against Trump was about to implode. I get the same sense   
   > of significance from this developing story about Tish James's potentially   
   > criminal behavior — some of which may run afoul of federal law. Since the   
   > DOJ is now part of the Trump administration, this woman has no reason to   
   > expect the sort of consideration she has apparently enjoyed from New York   
   > City and State authorities.   
   >   
   > I imagine that at this moment, the pucker factor must be spiking for   
   > Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, among others. I sure hope for their sake that   
   > everyone involved in the banana-republic lawfare attacks on Donald Trump   
   > is as pure as the wind-driven snow.   
   >   
   > No, I am not advocating for politicized prosecution; I am advocating for   
   > equal application of the law. What goes around comes around, eh?   
   >   
   > https://pjmedia.com/athena-thorne/2025/04/12/its-starting-to-look-really-   
   > bad-for-letitia-james-n4938831   
      
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