AxiosTrump keeps falsely claiming New York charged him millions to appeal fraud case
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10% Center
- Reliability
65% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-64% Negative
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38% : Flashback: In March, Trump also claimed in a Truth Social post that he had to pay a fine before being able to appeal the ruling.21% : State of play: In addition to penalties, Trump was barred from running a business as an officer or director in New York for three years.
20% : What he's saying: "I had to pay New York State in order to appeal a corrupt decision by a biased, crooked and highly overturned judge," Trump wrote in a Truth Social post on Tuesday.Reality check: Trump began the appeal process in February, along with his sons Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.The latest: Trump posted a $175 million bond on Monday to satisfy the judgment in the New York civil fraud case.
18% : Zoom out: Trump has repeatedly attacked Engoron and his staff, resulting in a limited gag order against the former president.
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