In a Trumpian twist of fate, the raid very well may bolster one part of New York AG Letitia James’ case against the former president.
It’s not that the FBI’s raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club was critical to the New York Attorney General filing a $250 million lawsuit against the Trump Organization on Wednesday. But it may have helped.
The lawsuit notes that documents “concerning taxes and accounting information would appear to be responsive to OAG’s subpoenas.” “I was unable to locate any documents responsive to the Subpoena that have not already been produced to the OAG by the Trump Organization,” that affidavit says, according to the lawsuit.
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