Trump Says The Only Crime He Committed Is to Defend the Nation

Former President Donald Trump's indictment by the Manhattan Grand Jury is a significant moment in US politics, but some argue that it could ultimately be a waste of resources and a meaningless exercise.

The case could drag on for months or years, and some believe that it will be difficult for prosecutors to win. It may even help Trump by adding more narratives to his defense of becoming a victim of a witch hunt, rather than serving the interests of justice.

Additionally, there are concerns that this case could set a dangerous political precedent for future US governments to go after their political opponents. While holding individuals accountable for their actions is important, there are fears that legal actions could be used as a political tool, rather than a means of upholding the law.

Donald Trump, his supporters, the Republican Party, and even Republicans that criticized him strongly believe the decision to indict Trump was not based on an evaluation of the evidence and the law, but rather on political considerations.

Overall, the indictment of Donald Trump by the Manhattan Grand Jury is a significant moment in US history, and one that may have long-lasting effects on the political landscape.

While there are concerns about the implications of this case, it is important to allow for the legal process to run its course and to respect the independence and impartiality of the legal system