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Alina Habba Joins Trump's Re-Election Campaign As Senior Adviser

Alina Habba, former U.S. President Donald Trump's lawyer walks outside Manhattan Federal Court, in New York City

Alina Habba, an attorney and legal spokesperson for former President Donald Trump, has taken on a significant new role as a senior adviser to Trump's re-election campaign. Habba aims to contribute to the crucial task of securing Trump's return to the White House in the upcoming November election.

Her appointment as a senior adviser follows her notable legal successes representing Trump in court, surpassing his other attorneys despite joining his team in 2021. This achievement has garnered national recognition for Habba.

Prior to Trump's highly anticipated speech at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, sources had the opportunity to interview Habba. During the interview, she shared insights into her new role and provided a glimpse of what the former president intends to convey to the audience of delegates and supporters.

She has achieved legal successes representing Trump in court.
Alina Habba appointed as senior adviser to Trump's re-election campaign.
Habba shared insights into her new role and Trump's intentions at the Republican National Convention.

Reflecting on Trump's recent appearance at the convention, where he received a warm reception despite a recent assassination attempt, Habba expressed her emotions. She described feeling moved by the overwhelming support for Trump as he entered the convention hall with a bandage on his injured ear. Habba remarked that the event showcased a different side of President Trump, which she believes resonated with the American people.

Speaking about her personal connection to Trump, Habba revealed her inner turmoil in witnessing the assassination attempt on her friend. She acknowledged the trauma of the experience but expressed pride in standing by Trump during challenging times.

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