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Donald Trump’s stated intention to prosecute a wide swath of his opponents if he wins the White House, while In the most volatile presidential campaign of the last 50 years, one thing has remained remarkably constant "The Revenge Tour". The list of targets has been growing for years. It includes an array of Trump’s political and legal antagonists — real or perceived — ranging from President Joe Biden and Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to Anthony Fauci, the members of the Jan. 6 committee and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. Just a few weeks ago, Trump put hundreds — maybe thousands — more of his political opponents in his prosecutorial crosshairs by threatening unnamed Democratic lawyers, political operatives, donors, voters and election officials. “I would love to be a special counsel or a viceroy and exact painful retribution on all these motherfuckers, because I think retribution is a key part of justice,” he told me, “but it’s just not possible” given the bureaucratic and procedural obstacles that would arise. (As for his own public comments listing assorted targets of a second Trump Justice Department, Davis explained, “Obviously I’m trolling, but I’m doing it to make a point.”) But Trump’s political opponents — and some of the country’s most experienced federal law enforcement officials — are taking the matter gravely seriously. The Enemies List Unlike some past presidents who kept their enemies list a secret, Donald Trump has no problem trumpeting his targets. Based on his own statements and social media posts, here is an unofficial and almost certainly incomplete list of the people he has suggested should face prosecution. Joe Biden Trump has often charged, baselessly, that Biden is corrupt and has taken bribes and kickbacks from foreign governments. Trump has also lashed out at the Biden administration’s Justice Department for indicting him twice. He’s vowed to appoint a special prosecutor to pursue Biden. Hunter Biden and Jim Biden Trump has claimed for years that the president’s son Hunter and his brother Jim engaged in corrupt foreign business dealings. After Trump’s first federal indictment, he promised to “appoint a real special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president of the history of the United States of America, Joe Biden, and the entire Biden crime family.” Hunter was already convicted this year on gun possession and tax fraud charges brought by the Justice Department. Kamala Harris Trump’s antagonism toward his 2024 opponent may be more than political: If Harris wins the election in November and things don’t work out for Trump in his criminal cases in the years ahead, Trump could conceivably end up in federal prison. Trump recently circulated an artificial image of Harris and others in orange jumpsuits behind bars. And he said that Harris should be “IMPEACHED, PROSECUTED, or BOTH” because of what she “has done to our Country at the Border.” Hillary Clinton (Again) During the 2016 election, Trump said that Clinton “has got to go to jail” because she used a private email server while working as secretary of state during the Obama administration. Trump tried to engineer her prosecution while in office but was blocked by aides at the time. The AI-generated image Trump featuring his perceived enemies behind bars also included Clinton.
