'What doesn't kill me makes me stronger':
Trump Defiantly slaps down Jan. 6 committee
criminal referral following never-before-seen
damning testimony by Hope Hicks
Posted By: Imright, 12/19/2022 8:03:46 PM
Former President Donald Trump defiantly slapped down the January 6 House select committee's decision to make criminal referrals to the Department of Justice, following Monday's never-before-seen damning testimony from ex-aide Hope Hicks. 'These folks don't get it that when they come after me, people who love freedom rally around me. It strengthens me. What doesn’t kill me makes me stronger,' Trump said Monday evening on Truth Social, labeling the post in all caps: 'STATEMENT ON JAN 6 COMMITTEE REFERRAL.' Earlier Monday, the Democrat-led January 6 House select committee unanimously decided to refer Trump to the Justice Department on four criminal charges.
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