Trump supporters fume as Susan Hoffinger who questioned Stormy Daniels during hush money trial donated to Biden campaign

Susan Hoffinger gave the Biden campaign $250 in February 2020 and made a subsequent $250 contribution the following month
Susan Hoffinger who questioned Stormy Daniels during her bombshell testimony has a history of donating to the Democrats (Getty Images, Michael M Santiago/Getty Images)
Susan Hoffinger who questioned Stormy Daniels during her bombshell testimony has a history of donating to the Democrats (Getty Images, Michael M Santiago/Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Manhattan prosecutor Susan Hoffinger who questioned Stormy Daniels about her purported sexual encounter with Donald Trump on May 7 has a long record of supporting Democrats with donations, including Joe Biden's 2020 presidential campaign, the New York Post reports. 

Hoffinger contributed $250 to the Biden campaign in February 2020 and another $250 the following month, per Election Commission records.

Susan Hoffinger reportedly donated to Biden’s 2020 campaign

Hoffinger donated $500 to the Biden campaign and more than $900 to ActBlue during the 2020 election season. She was employed by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg in 2022.

Many liberal groups and Democratic politicians use ActBlue as their fundraising tool. According to FEC documents, Hoffinger appears to have donated only to Democrats since 2004. Her initial contributions were made to Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry. 

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Biden campaign received considerable donations from Manhattan prosecutor Susan Hoffinger (Getty Images)

Hoffinger's political contributions were initially covered by Fox News. Daniels made several obscene allegations during Hoffinger's line of questioning regarding her purported 2006 sexual encounter with Trump, including the assertion that she slapped him "right on the butt" with a magazine.

Todd Blanche, the Trump defense lawyer, called Daniels' testimony "prejudicial" and requested that Judge Juan Merchan order a mistrial. Merchan turned down the defense's request, citing Hoffinger's argument that the allegation lacked merit.

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It was also found that several prosecutors engaged in Bragg's 'hush money' case against Trump had political affiliations (Getty Images)

Moreover, it has also been found that several prosecutors engaged in Bragg's hush money case against Trump had political affiliations. 

Former President Barack Obama received a $400 donation from Matthew Colangelo, who joined Bragg's office in 2022 as senior counsel in the Trump case. In 2018, the Democratic National Committee paid Colangelo $12,000 in 'political consulting' fees, according to FEC records.

Colangelo was earlier Biden's Justice Department's third-ranking officer. Jim Jordan, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, requested documents from Colangelo's tenure at the Justice Department last week.

Internet fumes as reports claim Susan Hoffinger donated to Biden’s 2020 campaign

Several internet users were furious as reports claimed that Hoffinger contributed $250 to the Biden campaign in February 2020 and another $250 the following month.

A user wrote on X, "Of course she did. This is a sham trial and should be dismissed" while one added, "What is new? it is a whole NFL Team against 1 Tennis Player!"



 



 

A person also stated, "There is a whole lot of Democratic biases here" whereas one mentioned, "Wouldn’t this fall under election interference?"



 



 

A user also wrote, "Yep they're all on team weirdo. Everything connects to Biden" while one said, "This a train going 1million miles an hour on broken tracks!"



 



 

A person also mentioned, "It wouldn't be a shock if the Judge declares a mistrial at some stage to avoid further embarrassment or an inevitable 'not guilty' verdict."



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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