Trump's Indictment Sparks Partisan Divide and Conspiracy Theories Among Allies and Opponents.

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Top House Republicans, including Steve Scalise and Kevin McCarthy, are falsely accusing President Biden of charging Donald Trump with crimes as part of a political vendetta, despite the indictment being brought by a grand jury. This is the latest instance of Republicans closing ranks behind Trump and undermining public confidence in the rule of law. While Senate GOP leaders have remained silent, Mitt Romney condemned Trump's conduct. House Republicans are under intense pressure to defend Trump and are vowing to fight the Justice Department, potentially interfering with the prosecution.
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