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'It's very possible': Trump floats imprisoning his political opponents
Fresh off last week's historic guilty verdict, former President Donald Trump had a warning for his political opponents on Tuesday. 'It's very possible': Trump floats imprisoning his political ... Read More
Trump suggests imprisoning political opponents is 'very possible ... - MSN
Former President Donald Trump hinted he is likely to go after his political opponents if he gets reelected in the November elections as retaliation for his current legal woes. Speaking to friendly ... Read More
Why Trump’s rhetoric about imprisoning his political foes matters - MSNBC
As NBC News noted overnight, months later, he’s still at it.. Fresh off last week’s historic guilty verdict, former President Donald Trump had a warning for his political opponents on Tuesday. Read More
Trump suggests political opponents could face prosecution
Former President Trump suggested Tuesday that it was “very possible” Democrats could face prosecution down the road following his own historic conviction in the New York criminal hush money trial. Read More
Trump floats imprisonment abroad for US criminals who are 'repeat ...
It is not known what inspired Trump's foray into temporarily exiling U.S. citizens to foreign prisons, but he argued that violent offenders are in some cases free to re-offend after having "been ... Read More
As Trump floats special prosecutor on 2020, he should be ... - MSNBC
As it turns out, someone is “obsessed” with the 2020 race, and someone wants to focus on it “on a regular basis” — but it’s not news organizations. Common sense might suggest that ... Read More
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