June 11, 2024
Bragg Will Only Testify After Trump Sentenced
Timothy Birdnow
Alvin Bragg, the "Get Trump" prosecutor from New York, says he'll testify before Congress but only AFTER Trump is sentenced.
FTA:
Bragg's going to try to footdrag until after the elections in the hopes that the House will be in Democratic hands (not an unreasonable hope from his perspective with Mike Johnson running the show.)
Alvin Bragg, the "Get Trump" prosecutor from New York, says he'll testify before Congress but only AFTER Trump is sentenced.
FTA:
According to a letter from Bragg's general counsel, Leslie Dubeck, the DA is "committed to voluntary cooperation" with the committee regarding its investigation into the New York trial. However, Dubeck claimed that Bragg would be unable to attend the upcoming session due to "scheduling conflicts."
"That cooperation includes making the District Attorney available to provide testimony on behalf of the Office at an agreed-upon date, and evaluating the propriety of allowing an Assistant District Attorney to testify publicly about an active prosecution to which he is assigned," Dubeck wrote to Jordan. "However, the proposed date that the Subcommittee selected without consulting the Office presents various scheduling conflicts."
Additionally, Dubeck claimed that the committee failed to make "clear the scope of the proposed testimony." The letter further stated that Bragg may be unable to testify before Congress until after Trump's sentencing, which is slated for July 11.
In other words Bragg refuses to testify at all and is stalling for time. It's pretty obvious. "That cooperation includes making the District Attorney available to provide testimony on behalf of the Office at an agreed-upon date, and evaluating the propriety of allowing an Assistant District Attorney to testify publicly about an active prosecution to which he is assigned," Dubeck wrote to Jordan. "However, the proposed date that the Subcommittee selected without consulting the Office presents various scheduling conflicts."
Additionally, Dubeck claimed that the committee failed to make "clear the scope of the proposed testimony." The letter further stated that Bragg may be unable to testify before Congress until after Trump's sentencing, which is slated for July 11.
Bragg's going to try to footdrag until after the elections in the hopes that the House will be in Democratic hands (not an unreasonable hope from his perspective with Mike Johnson running the show.)
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