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On October 9, 2025, federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia announced charges against New York Attorney General Letitia James alleging bank and mortgage fraud tied to her Virginia and New York properties — an astonishing development given her role as one of Donald Trump’s most aggressive state-level adversaries. This is not a rumor; the indictment accuses James of misrepresenting her residential status and other facts on mortgage paperwork, turning years of politics-first prosecutions into a two-way street.
The referral that set this whole train in motion came from the Federal Housing Finance Agency, whose director William Pulte alleged James falsified records to secure more favorable loan terms on a Norfolk, Virginia home and mischaracterized the unit count on a Brooklyn building. Those are serious allegations — not the kind of technicality you lob at a political enemy and walk away from; they go to the integrity of our lending system and the rule of law.
Letitia James predictably called the probe “baseless” and blamed it on political retribution, insisting she will not be intimidated by what she portrays as weaponized federal power. Conservatives rightfully hear that familiar line and remember how often political prosecutors wrap themselves in righteous language while doing the dirty work of partisan theater.
Eric Trump, speaking on Carl Higbie FRONTLINE, pointed out the obvious hypocrisy of a prosecutor who pursued him and his family now facing similar scrutiny, and he didn’t mince words in calling attention to the timing and the conduct. That this story broke while James remains a cheerleader for hardline litigation against political opponents only confirms what many Americans suspect: selective enforcement has become government policy.
Let’s be blunt — Americans deserve a justice system that punishes wrongdoing regardless of party, but that system must also be free of political gamesmanship. James won a high-profile civil case against Trump that produced massive penalties before appellate courts began peeling back that ruling, which only adds to the appearance of payback and political tit-for-tat in our courts.
This episode underscores a deeper rot: career bureaucrats and activist prosecutors have weaponized paperwork and procedure to pursue political outcomes, and now the mirror is being turned on them. For conservatives who have watched lawfare used as a political cudgel for years, the proper response is not celebration but insistence on equal accountability and transparency from every corner of government.
Patriotic Americans should demand a fair, open process: let the facts be litigated in court, and let the chips fall where they may. If Letitia James is innocent, she will be vindicated; if she is guilty, she must be held to the same standard she sought to impose on others — no exceptions, no double standards, and no more political theater disguised as justice.
