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this one in Georgia, and I'm going to consider the applicability of the RICO statutes and act

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Is Donald Trump a mafia boss? Well, of course not. He is the patriarch, if you will, of a very successful

company that runs golf courses and casinos, but this is a guy who's been in the public light for

decades and was a beloved figure. So the idea that Donald Trump is some kind of mafia boss is

downright absurd. And yet, this is exactly what the Fulton County DA, Fanny Willis, is going to try

to make him out to be. We've been waiting for some time for this Georgia indictment, and it looks

like it's going to come down imminently, sometime perhaps in the next day, maybe next few days.

It's an article in the Wall Street Journal, Trump faces looming threat of racketeering

charges in Georgia cases, racketeering charges. This conjures up images of Al Capone, of John

Gotti, of people running either financial criminal rackets or other types of racketeering

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