Rep. Andrew Clyde is unveiling two amendments in the upcoming spending fight aimed at defunding prosecutions against former President Trump.
. The former president is facing 91 total charges, including two cases related to his alleged efforts to overturn his 2020 loss.
Clyde on Monday dismissed the cases as"witch hunt" efforts and said he had"serious concerns" about how they were being handled.with the similar aim of defunding the cases against Trump. Many have specifically targeted Special Counsel Jack Smith, who brought two separate federal indictments against the former president – one for his handling of classified documents and another related to the 2020 election.
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