Concerns Mount Over Pro-Trump Protesters Ahead of Trump's Arraignment

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 "Trump's Advisors Wary of Pro-Trump Protesters Ahead of Arraignment"

As Donald Trump gets ready for his arraignment on Tuesday, there is some concern among his advisors that the pro-Trump protesters gathering outside the courthouse might be detrimental to the former president's case.
Those closest to Trump are worried about a rally organized by the Trump-supporting activist Laura Loomer and promoted by long-time Trump ally Roger Stone. They fear that the event could go awry and attract individuals who are not interested in maintaining peace.


A confidant of Trump expressed their concerns, stating that the rally could turn into a disaster, with extremists and fanatics showing up and causing trouble. Another Trump advisor also voiced reservations about the gathering, hoping it wouldn't turn into a protest, as they had never heard of anyone wanting to protest.

One long-time advisor questioned the wisdom of the rally and suggested that Loomer and Stone were not the right people to organize a responsible crowd, wondering when they had ever come up with a good idea.

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Loomer has encouraged supporters to bring pro-Trump paraphernalia and show their support at the Miami courthouse where Trump will be arraigned. Despite her repeated calls for peaceful demonstrations, there are legitimate concerns about the crowd that may gather.
Given the events of the January 6th Capitol attack, these concerns are significant. Several prominent figures in the MAGA movement, including congressmen, have suggested that supporters prepare for potential violence.


Amidst these concerns, some of Trump's most fervent supporters have engaged in violent online rhetoric, particularly targeting the family of Attorney General Merrick Garland
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Nevertheless, Trump himself expressed support for the idea of protesters taking to the streets during a radio interview with Stone. Although he called for peaceful protests, his aides remain highly skeptical.

When asked for comment, Trump's spokesperson directed The Daily Beast to the former president's remarks on Stone's radio show the previous day.

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