Trump Arraignment: Court appearance today in Miami

According to last week’s second indictment report Donald Trump will make an appearance in a Court in Miami, Florida. As reported last time this is the second indictment brought against the former President on charges of classified documents which was elaborated and explained in my last post last week. You can find in this link here if you’ve missed my earlier post on the same topic last week and here is the link to the post Second time indictment: Donald Trump has been indicted once more click here.

The funniest part of the trial in Miami is that it is just only thirty minutes to take him to the court from his Florida home. No one wants to miss it and this could be one of the reasons why the second court arrest appearance has been fixed in Miami in the same state as Palm Beach, Florida where his Mar-A-Lago residence is. As this has been planned to the draw the attention of the entire media in the US to Miami, Florida where his scheduled second court appearance is today, we also have the news of the US President Joe Biden disappearance from the White House yesterday to a dental clinic visit for root canal.

All meetings and the President’s appearance yesterday in the White House was cancelled because of the President Joe Biden disappearance from the White House on medical grounds for a dental visit. This could be pre-planned by the DNC with the 2024 US elections in mind and to draw all the attention to the former President’s arraignment trial in Miami who has also recently announced his wish for running for President in 2024. Never before earlier do we remember politics at work from a dental room visit to a court room appearance in the US in the past.

This being the latest updates and I assure to keep you updated on the developments simultaneously from the White House and the Court room.

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