Stormy Daniels warns of potential treason charges against Trump

Stormy Daniels, who testified against Donald Trump in a hush money trial, expressed concerns about potential treason charges against her if he is re-elected. After the trial, which resulted in Trump's conviction on 34 counts, Daniels has faced numerous threats and has had to relocate her family for safety. She now lives in an RV while touring the country to promote voter registration and share her experiences. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $1 million to cover her legal fees and ensure her family's safety. Daniels believes that Trump's motivations for running for president are tied to his ego rather than a genuine desire for leadership. She perceives him as wanting to be a king rather than a president, which adds to her disdain for him. Despite the threats she faces, she remains vocal about her experiences and the implications of Trump's potential second term. Her testimony was pivotal in the jury's decision to convict Trump, highlighting the significant impact her story has had on the legal proceedings against him. Daniels has described her emotional state following the verdict, indicating that the situation has taken a toll on her life. She feels that the chaos surrounding Trump’s political ambitions will continue to affect her. As Trump awaits sentencing on November 26, the political landscape remains tense, with Daniels warning of the repercussions of his re-election. Her ongoing activism and the support she has received reflect the broader societal implications of her case and the challenges faced by those who speak out against powerful figures.