Trump Accused of Retribution Against NY Attorney General

Lawyers for New York Attorney General Letitia James have strongly refuted accusations against her, claiming they are acts of retribution orchestrated by Donald Trump. Abbe Lowell, representing James, communicated with the Justice Department, dismissing allegations about James's property as baseless. The accusations involve claims related to property owned by the Attorney General.

Lowell's letter to the Justice Department emphasized the lack of credible evidence supporting the claims. He argued that the timing and nature of the allegations suggest a politically motivated attack designed to undermine James's office and its ongoing investigations into Trump's business practices. The Attorney General's office has been actively investigating the Trump Organization for several years, leading to various legal challenges and public disputes.

This latest development adds another layer to the complex relationship between Trump and James. The legal battles and public exchanges between the two have been closely watched, particularly given the potential implications for Trump's future business endeavors in New York. The Justice Department has not yet commented on Lowell's letter or the accusations of retribution.