Trump’s Holiday Denial Tour Runs Into a Fresh Criminal Case
The Trump Organization spent July 4 trying to shrug off the Manhattan indictment of the company and Allen Weisselberg, but the damage was already baked in. The charge sheet had turned Trump’s family business into a defendant in a real criminal case, not just a political talking point. That left the former president with a familiar problem: call it a witch hunt, or answer the tax-fraud allegations on the merits. He chose the first option, which is usually what people do when the second one is a disaster.