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The Threat From Trump’s Supporters Has Evolved

Their words are hot, but coordination is lacking.
Source: Dustin Chambers / Reuters

Donald Trump’s arraignment today at a federal courthouse in Miami will mark a new phase in the that Trump has waged for most of his political career. Since his indictment on charges related to the unlawful retention and storage of classified documents at his Florida resort, Trump and his allies have attacked the prosecutor, his wife, the Justice Department, President Joe Biden, and Hillary Clinton, among others. The language they are using is filled with , elevating concerns among

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