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Georgia Republicans Have Spent $1.7 Million on Trump-Related Trial Fees
By the end of last month, having paid an assortment of legal bills long before the beginning of the Fulton County trial, the Georgia GOP reportedly had $450,000 left in cash on hand, far less than the $1.3 million the party had at the same point prior to the 2020 election.
Trump Has Only $6.8 Million for Legal Fees With Trial Underway
Donald Trump spent $4.9 million on legal fees in March and has just $6.8 million left in the accounts he’s been using to fund his lawyers, setting him up for a cash crunch as his trial costs mount, according to campaign finance filings.
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A bill regulating hemp products, licensing and restricting their purchase to customers 21 and older awaits its fate on Gov.
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A federal judge found that Georgia prison officials falsified documents and were figuratively “thumbing their noses” at the judge and his requirements for improvements at the state's maximum-security ...
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