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He was the first choice of 53% of Republican and Republican-leaning voters in the primary, even after his earlier indictment. Trump has denied any wrongdoing, and has cast the federal investigation and indictment as “election interference.” His campaign – which saw a surge in donations after his March indictment in a separate New York case connected to an alleged hush-money scheme – also quickly sought to raise political donations off the latest indictment news.Ī CNN poll in May underscores the challenges Trump’s rivals face. Some deep-pocketed groups, including one aligned with billionaire industrialist Charles Koch, have pledged to elevate a Trump rival, although it’s not clear at this stage whether all the outside organizations that oppose Trump will coalesce around a single candidate.Īsked for comment Thursday before the indictment news broke, Trump spokesperson Steven Cheung did not directly address the actions of the groups opposed to the former president but said that Trump was “dominating in poll after poll – both nationally and statewide – because voters want someone who can beat Joe Biden and retake the White House.” “Too big a Republican field is just handing Donald Trump the nomination on a silver platter,” said Chicago executive William Kunkler, an avowed Never Trumper and a longtime GOP donor. But Trump's legal team has cautioned him in recent days not to attack Smith - advice he has clearly ignored. Whether the client's repeated attacks on Smith hurt those efforts remains to be seen. Todd Blanche has taken the lead on the team but is trying to add another Florida-based attorney before Trump is due in court after two attorneys also handling the case departed abruptly. While, unsurprising, given his attacks on the last special counsel who investigated him, Trump's latest diatribe comes as he is still finalizing what his legal team will look like when he arrives in Miami on Tuesday. Trump has claimed Smith is 'deranged,' a 'Trump hater' and labeled him 'a thug' after the special counsel made a brief statement about the former president's indictment Friday.

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Alex Brandon/APįormer President Donald Trump is attacking special counsel Jack Smith in a series of posts on Truth Social following his indictment, despite repeated warnings from his legal team that everything he says publicly could be used against him. Special counsel Jack Smith speaks to reporters on June 9 in Washington, DC.