Trump now claims Sidney Powell never represented him, and more campaign trail takeaways
Former President Donald Trump looked to create some separation between him and one of his former lawyers amid mounting legal trouble in Georgia. Former President Donald Trump looked to create some separation between him and a lawyer he had said worked for him -- amid his legal trouble in Georgia, as he continues to deny all wrongdoing. Meanwhile, some of the 2024 Republican presidential candidates weighed in on the Israel-Hamas war, urging the White House to do more while pushing back on a proposal to tie together aid for Ukraine and Israel. Here are takeaways from the campaign trail on Sunday. From 'wonderful lawyer' to 'NOT MY ATTORNEY' After Sidney Powell, an attorney who vocally backed Trump's baseless election fraud conspiracies, last week pleaded guilty in the Fulton County, Georgia, election subversion case, Trump took to social media claiming that she was never his lawyer and went on to repeat false claims about the 2020 race. "Despite the Fake ...