President Trump Reportedly Told Georgia Official To 'Find The Fraud'

A Washington Post report alleges that President Trump may have committed obstruction of justice by calling a Georgia state investigator on December 23rd, urging them to find fraud in the election. The call was not recorded, making criminal conduct difficult to prove. The investigator's identity remains protected. Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger confirmed the call but was unaware of its content. Trump faced criticism for a similar call on January 2nd, where he pressured officials to find votes to overturn Joe Biden's win. This call was recorded.

What potential charges could President Trump face according to the Washington Post report?

• Obstruction of justice

• Tax evasion

• Money laundering

• Perjury

What did President Trump allegedly promise the Georgia state investigator during the December 23rd call?

• A financial reward

• A national hero status

• A promotion

• A government position

What was the outcome of the investigation into voting irregularities in Atlanta Suburban County?

• Fraud was confirmed

• Irregularities were found

• Investigation is ongoing

• Accusations were without merit

What was Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger's stance on the involvement of elected officials in the investigation process?

• They should lead the investigation

• They should oversee the process

• They should not be involved

• They should be involved

What was the nature of the call President Trump made on January 2nd?

• He requested a recount

• He offered financial incentives

• He pressured officials to find votes

• He congratulated officials