'Supervictim whines again': Trump trolled for blaming Biden after tactics to delay hush money trial fail

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: Former President Donald Trump criticized President Joe Biden in a video posted on his proprietary social networking platform, Truth Social, on Wednesday, accusing the 81-year-old incumbent Democrat president of being a "criminal".

Trump's accusation came after he failed to delay his upcoming hush money criminal trial in Manhattan which is just one of the several criminal trials the 77-year-old MAGA strongman is facing.

Despite three last-ditch attempts by Trump’s legal team to postpone his New York hush money trial, jury selection is set to begin on Monday, April 15.

Currently, the 2024 presumptive GOP nominee faces 88 felony charges across four states and federal prosecutions as he seeks to return to the White House, according to the Independent.

Nevertheless, Trump has pleaded not guilty to all charges against him.

What did Donald Trump say in his Truth Social video against President Joe Biden?

Despite the fact that grand juries of members of the public recommended the criminal prosecutions brought against him, former President Donald Trump continues to publicly assert unfounded claims that he is the target of a Democratic-led conspiracy.

The federal cases against him are under the supervision of an independent special counsel within the US Department of Justice.

Nonetheless, Trump accuses his political opponent of engaging in "lawfare" against him.

“At what point are the actions of a sitting President, using lawfare and weaponization against his opponent for purposes of election interference, considered illegal? I believe, as do various highly respected legal scholars, that crooked Joe Biden has long since crossed over that very sacred threshold,” the former POTUS said in the video.

Trump continued characterizing Biden as a “criminal” and a “horrible president.”

“He’s the worst president in the history of our country,” Trump remarked, before ludicrously asserting “the only way he thinks he can get elected is to take me to trial, take me to courts - city, state and federal - they control them all.”

“He can’t put two sentences together, he can’t do anything. So they weaponise government and they take me to court on bulls**t,” the real-estate mogul added.

The release of the aforementioned video coincides with three unsuccessful attempts by the former president’s attorneys to stall his criminal hush money trial, scheduled to commence next week.

Trump is accused of 34 felony counts of fabricating business records in an effort to conceal payments made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels and others.

These payments were made in order to prevent them from publicly disclosing their alleged affairs with Trump, just days before the 2016 presidential election.

If found guilty of each charge, Trump could face a potential prison sentence of up to four years.

The judge was not persuaded by Trump's attorneys' claims that the criminal case had caused the former president "ongoing, unconstitutional and irreparable harms."

Additionally, the judge declined to consider Trump's argument that his "official acts" are exempt from prosecution due to "presidential immunity."

Former President Trump is reportedly contending with several legal challenges, including a gag order in this case which restricts him from making any public remarks criticizing court personnel and their families.

Additionally, he faces two criminal cases alleging that he conspired to overturn the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, as well as a separate case involving the retention of classified documents.

Moreover, Trump was unsuccessful in a high-profile lawsuit that accused him of deliberately providing false information regarding his assets and financial status.

As a result, the former POTUS was ordered to pay a $454 million penalty in relation to the case.

However, the decision was stayed when Trump posted a $175 million bond, thereby preventing the authorities from confiscating his assets to settle the debt while he appealed the ruling.

Notably, Donald Trump is the first United States President to be put on trial.

Internet slams Donald Trump for crying foul over his upcoming criminal case on Truth Social

People on X derided the former president after he went scorched earth over his political adversary President Joe Biden in an unsubstantiated Truth Social tirade on Wednesday.

One X user remarked, “Factcheck: It was, in fact, illegal when Trump orchestrated fake electors to send false certificates to Congress, claiming that they were "duly" appointed by their states (they weren't). Trump then pressured Pence to illegally reject the real electors."

Another user said, "Every time Trump cites anonymous “highly respected legal scholars”, you know he is lying about whatever the topic is. It’s one of his many tells."

Another user asked, "Did you forge documents to cover up your Stormy payments or not? If not, then you have your chance before a jury to defend yourself - why do you keep trying to delay things?"

One user wrote, "Donny thinks he’s above the law!!! Any common criminal can announce their candidacy and then cry it’s election interference if he is held liable for his own actions and crimes!!! FDT!"

Another X user quipped, "And SUPERVICTIM whines again."

Finally, this user tweeted, "Stick to the economy and the border. Complaining about your grievances won’t gain the votes Trump needs."

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