They are all Trump voters, so definitely.
But this directly refutes by he grand juror who said âif the entire country we what we knew, we would be a lot less divided.â
Yo, the poll subtext is these people are supporting Trump even more than before because he has been indicted.
Among the noâs, youâve got a subset of people who support him despite the criminal charges (but donât support him even more because of the charges), and another subset of people who will not support him because of the criminal charges. I would guess the former group is a (much) bigger subset than the latter.
I donât understand the question.
âIs showing your support during his legal fights a reason youâre considering voting for Trump?â is how I interpret it.
I agree with that interpretation and I still donât understand the question.
They were not going to vote for Trump but now that the government is unfairly bullying him, they changed their minds and will vote for him to spite the DOJ.
CNN is showing an episode of âThe Whole Storyâ about the Georgia indictment. Seems pretty well done so far.
I think itâs mainly that they want their audience to infer the corollary: If Trump is convicted, is the vote of Trump supporters going somewhere else? (mostly, probably, maybe)
Rivkin represented former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in a lawsuit by JosĂ© Padilla, who said he was tortured while in custody; he also helped âcraft legal strategy for the State of Texas as it fights federal proposals on health care and environmental regulationâ.
Sounds like a great guy. I hope he gets hit by a bus tomorrow.
Getting hired by Trump would be worse.
They should arrange for some kind of âSuper Tuesdayâ where they can kick off three of these at once.
They could build one giant courtroom and trump could be in the middle on a giant lazy Susan that turns him from trial to trial.
Someone mspaint that stat
That is just unadulterated insanity.
Get Disney to make it. Call it The Carousel of Justice.
Thatâs a pretty fucked up Family Feud poll.
Iâve posted about this before, but the GOPâs movement from evangelical Christianity to a secular personality cult is one of the more curious political developments of my lifetime.
Same picture?