New York Attorney General Letitia James is now facing scrutiny over allegations of mortgage fraud, with claims that she misrepresented her primary residence on official documents. According to Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, an April investigation uncovered documentation errors suggesting that James listed a property in Norfolk, Virginia as her primary residence while she was legally required to reside in New York as Attorney General. Leavitt emphasized this alleged misconduct during a recent press briefing, but rather than focus solely on the facts of the mortgage probe, she repeatedly referenced James’s high-profile civil case against former President Donald Trump—an entirely unrelated legal matter. Leavitt stated that the President "wants to see James held accountable," accusing her of weaponizing the justice system and branding her a "corrupt fraudster" who pursued Trump out of political animus. In a press briefing on September 22 Press Secretary Karoline Le...