Courtroom Artist Reveals Fear Over 'Strange Emails' From Donald Trump's Base
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Jane Rosenberg detailed receiving unsettling messages from the former president's supporters.
Courtroom artist Jane Rosenberg on Tuesday said she receives “strange emails” from supporters of Donald Trump who are angry with her depictions of the former president.
Rosenberg doesn’t really worry about how the presumptive GOP nominee thinks she’s portraying him during his hush money trial, she told CNN anchor Anderson Cooper.
Trump knows who she is and often greets her in court, the artist explained.
But Trump’s base, she said, “I do worry about because I’ve gotten some strange emails from people who don’t like the way I portray him or family of his, whatever.”
Rosenberg didn’t expand on the content of the emails.
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