Donald Trump : I Need 11,000 Votes. Give Me A Break

By the end of 2024, Donald Trump could face two very different prospects.
He could be in the White House or in a Georgia prison.

Since February 2021, Fulton County District Attorney Fanny Willis has been investigating the former president's attempts to influence the state's election results.

In January, a grand jury convened by Mr. Willis completed its task, putting prosecutors in an unprecedented position to decide whether Donald Trump would become the first former president to be indicted for a felony in U.S. history. rice field.