Donald Trump finally caught a break in his New York fraud case, and it took him no time at all to spit some venom.
A federal appeals court judge has issued a temporary stay on the gag order that was placed against Trump by Judge Engoron.
After the stay was ordered, Trump immediately went on Truth Social to fire an attack at the judge and attorney general.
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After being fined $15,000 for two violations, Trump has been pretty quiet on Truth Social about the case.
The stay of the gag order was issued, but this is only a temporary order until the full panel can take a look at the case.
The stay will only be in place for about two weeks until a formal ruling has been issued.
Trump still took his victory lap, posting, "Judge Arthur Engoron has just been overturned (stayed!) by the New York State Appellate Division (Appeals Court), for the 4th TIME (on the same case!). His Ridiculous and Unconstitutional Gag Order, not allowing me to defend myself against him and his politically biased and out of control, Trump Hating Clerk, who is sinking him and his Court to new levels of LOW, is a disgrace. They are defending the Worst and Least Respected Attorney General in the United States, Letitia James, who is a Worldwide disgrace, as is her illegal Witch Hunt against me.
"The Radical and Unprecedented actions of Judge Engoron will keep BUSINESSES and JOBS forever out of New York State. I have done NOTHING WRONG, my numbers were low, not high, I have a COMPLETE DISCLAIMER CLAUSE, their Star Witness admitted he lied and made up this Fake case against me, and the the Attorney General used a 'Get Trump' platform in order to run for A.G. & Governor (she failed!). This wicked attack on Democracy must be ended, NOW!"
Again, Trump seems to think this was overturned, but that is not the case, at least not yet.
Meanwhile, Trump has more than a week to unleash on the court and Letitia James, and you better believe he is going to take advantage of that every day.
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