Never let a good crisis go to waste: Trump turns mug shot into a potent fundraising tool

 Former President Donald Trump, who is facing over a dozen felony charges over alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, used his mug shot at Fulton County Jail in Georgia for fundraising purposes.

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