Several Jan. 6-related lawsuits against Donald Trump have been approved by the D.C. Circuit despite Trump's 'civil immunity' argument being rejected. Trump, facing financial difficulties, may benefit from a meme-stock SPAC deal involving Truth Social, potentially adding billions to his assets. The merger could bring Trump $4 billion, aiding his financial situation as he faces growing legal challenges.
DC Court Greenlights Flurry Of Jan. 6 Lawsuits Against Trump https://t.co/Ib3IeUgxsa
Donald Trump’s legal woes continue to grow, as three more lawsuits against him were greenlit on Friday to proceed. https://t.co/WXY0tD8UyL
Extra Extra: Truth Social merger stands to net Donald Trump $4 billion https://t.co/VjnkMwKkET
Donald Trump gets hit with flurry of lawsuits https://t.co/27AX0CLJNg https://t.co/CCS5IlxdOn
Donald Trump's financial jeopardy grows https://t.co/jlHtkoCwhf https://t.co/tIbEnTsDpY
Donald Trump is strapped for cash, but a meme-stock SPAC deal involving Truth Social might just bail him out. Trump, never up front about his finances, may soon have billions more to his name. The question is how can he cash out? My first for @VanityFair: https://t.co/vTcZGR0vbT
JUST IN: Several Jan. 6-related lawsuits against Donald Trump have been greenlit by the D.C. Circuit since Trump opposed them based on the same 'civil immunity' argument the court recently rejected in Blassingame. https://t.co/g0gRsi6uXr
JUST IN: Several Jan. 6-related lawsuits against Donald Trump have been greenlit by the D.C. Circuit now, since Trump opposed them based on the same 'civil immunity' argument the court recently rejected in Blassingame. https://t.co/0Ldk6E7brW
Donald Trump is pressed for cash—and Truth Social could be the answer. https://t.co/A874fSP62m