Georgia Case Keeps Pressure on Trump World
The Fulton County election-interference case remained active in late November 2023, with motions and scheduling disputes still shaping the pace of the prosecution against Donald Trump and his allies.
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November 26, 2023 was not a one-big-headline day; it was a stack of smaller structural problems. But in Trump-world, the pileup is the point: every delay motion, every election-law fight, every attempted re-spin is also a reminder that the same grievances driving the campaign are the ones driving the cases.
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The Fulton County election-interference case remained active in late November 2023, with motions and scheduling disputes still shaping the pace of the prosecution against Donald Trump and his allies.
By Nov. 26, 2023, Donald Trump’s White House bid was increasingly shaped by the grind of his legal fights, which were consuming money, time and attention even as he stayed dominant in Republican politics.