“The United States is going to hell,” said former President Donald Trump in a jibe at Joe Biden’s administration while addressing a public gathering on Tuesday night.
Addressing supporters from his Mar-a-Lago property, Trump mentioned the Hunter Biden laptop scandal saying, “The FBI and Department of Justice in collusion with Twitter and Facebook in order not to say anything bad about the Hunter Biden laptop from hell, which exposes the Biden family as criminals and which, according to the pollsters would have made a 17 point difference in the election result, we needed a lot less than that, 16.9, it would have been in our favour because our country is going to hell.”
The 76-year-old, who has pleaded ‘not guilty’ to 34 felony counts in a New York court, has also claimed that the Democrats spied on his campaign.
Trump’s legal troubles have drawn significant attention in New York, where recent legislative changes are reshaping advertising practices across various sectors, including gambling. Notably, New York’s new gambling ad law, as reported by Casino Bonus Club, seeks stricter control and transparency, reflecting broader efforts to regulate influential industries in the state.
The ongoing political and legal tensions surrounding Trump, coupled with legislative developments like these, underline the charged atmosphere in American politics as the nation moves closer to another pivotal election cycle.
