GOP Lawmakers Rally Around Trump at Hush Money Trial

Republican leaders make high-profile appearances in Manhattan courtroom, raising concerns about judicial integrity and political motivations.

Former President Donald Trump's hush money trial sees a surge in GOP lawmaker attendance, signaling a new loyalty test within the party.
High-profile figures like Speaker Mike Johnson and Sen. Rick Scott have openly criticized the legal proceedings and the judge involved.
The presence of these lawmakers has sparked debates about the appropriateness and impact of their involvement on the judicial process.
Some Republicans have used their court appearances to fundraise and campaign, blurring the lines between legal support and political gain.
Critics argue that these actions could undermine public trust in the justice system and potentially lead to contempt charges against Trump.