After news broke that a Manhattan grand jury had indicted Donald Trump late Thursday, it did not take long for New York City’s political class to weigh in.
The New York Times reported that a grand jury had voted on an indictment against the former president according to multiple familiar sources — the first time in American history that a former president has faced criminal charges.
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