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    It’s Not Just Trump

    The former president’s dangerous minions in Georgia
    by Tom Nichols Aug 15, 2023 6 Minuten
    Jenna Ellis, Rudy Giuliani, and Sidney Powell
    Source: Tom Williams / CQ–Roll Call / Getty

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    Fani Willis, the district attorney of Fulton County, Georgia, indicted Donald Trump and 18 others on an alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in her state. The accused co-conspirators are a reminder that people like Trump are enabled by minor figures who may be as much a menace to democracy as Trump himself.

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    The Brass Ring, Pulled Away

    Former President Donald Trump now faces his fourth round of felony indictments, this time in Georgia, where prosecutors allege in a racketeering charge that he led an effort to overturn the will of the state’s voters in the 2020 election. Not much more can be said man, beset by feral insecurities, whose actions have, in the words of the retired federal judge J. , “corroded and corrupted American democracy.” So let’s leave him aside and turn to his accused co-conspirators in Georgia (at least five of whom appear to be mentioned in accusing Trump of a conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election, although Smith has not yet charged them).

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