A criminal indictment won't be grounds for Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) to pull his endorsement of Donald Trump's third White House bid.
As a Manhattan grand jury weighs charges related to a $130,000 hush money payment to a porn star, Trump could make history as the first former president to be criminally charged. Schmitt, one of five senators to have already pledged support for Trump's reelection, downplayed any looming indictment as a political attack with little merit.
“The idea that you would have a Soros-funded prosecutor that campaigned on this, you know, seeking to criminally charge President Trump, is dangerous,” Schmitt said.
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