As the world eagerly awaits the verdict of the Manhattan case, it’s important to remember that it’s not the only legal battle former President Donald Trump is currently facing. Three other investigations are keeping his lawyers busy and his future uncertain.
The first investigation is in Georgia, where prosecutors are looking into Trump’s call with the state’s Secretary of State in January 2021. In this call, Trump asked the official to “find” enough votes to change the election outcome in his favor. The recording of this call was released to the public and caused widespread outrage. Now, investigators are working to determine whether Trump’s actions were criminal and whether he should face charges.
The second investigation is in New York, where the attorney general is looking into the Trump Organization’s financial practices. This investigation began in 2019 but gained momentum after Trump left the White House. In addition to potentially uncovering criminal activity, investigators are also looking into whether the former president and his family used the organization for personal gain.
Finally, there’s the ongoing investigation by the House Oversight Committee into Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. This probe is looking into a variety of incidents, including the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6th. The goal is to determine whether Trump and his allies broke any laws or violated any congressional rules in their efforts to overturn the election.
These three investigations are just as important as the Manhattan case, and they could have serious consequences for Trump and his legacy. While his lawyers are doing their best to fight off these investigations, it remains to be seen how successful they’ll be. One thing is for certain, though: the drama surrounding Trump’s legal issues is far from over.
