You say the allegations are “baseless,” Letitia James? Then explain this: Why did you sign a sworn document on August 17, 2023, declaring a Virginia house your principal residence—just 45 days before opening arguments in the Trump fraud trial in New York? That document was recorded in Norfolk land records and witnessed by your own First Deputy, Jennifer Levy. Why does your mortgage require both borrowers to occupy that same property as their principal residence within 60 days—yet you continued to live in New York and never filed the Virginia homestead exemption? Why did you omit the $219,780 mortgage for that property from your 2023 financial disclosure—even though NY law requires public officials to report all debts over $10,000? Why did you repeatedly describe your Brooklyn property at 296 Lafayette as a 4-unit building on mortgages and building permits—despite its legally binding 5-unit Certificate of Occupancy? That misrepresentation made you eligible for a federal mortgage modification you didn’t qualify for under HUD guidelines. Why did your office spend $41,807 in taxpayer money on private jet flights—many aligned with campaign events—through a charter company no other NY agency used, and later used by your campaign? You won’t bend? Good. But the evidence already breaks your narrative. This isn’t about Trump. It’s about your own sworn statements, filings, and taxpayer-funded travel—all backed by public records. The facts speak louder than your slogans.