The indictment is chasing away independent voters

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floridafan

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Any hopes that the Republican party might have that the indictment of Donald Trump in a Manhattan courtroom last Tuesday will convince outraged independent voters to jump on the Trump train should be put on hold, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

While GOP lawmakers are rallying to the former president's side despite a whopping 34 felony counts related to his alleged payment of hush money to an adult film star and a Playboy model, independent voters and some two-time Trump voters are saying they have had enough and are moving on.

According to the Journal's John McCormick, "While the indictment may embolden Mr. Trump’s core supporters, it is unlikely to help him reach more of the centrist voters he would need to reclaim the White House. A poll released by CNN last week showed 62% of independents approve of the indictment, while Democrats were nearly universal in their approval of it and Republicans largely disapproved of it.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/03/politics/cnn-poll-trump-indictment/index.html
 
Indies had enough of trump before the indictment. He's incompetent, and has no platform other than revenge.

Many realize that this nation barely survived the first trump reign of terror.

Only Nazis will be happy vote for him again, and ultra wealthy. Others will hold their noses and vote Republican if he's the candidate.

Indies will not.
 
They are in rapture with a man who threatens the Manhattan D.A. with a baseball bat.
 
floridafan said:
Any hopes that the Republican party might have that the indictment of Donald Trump in a Manhattan courtroom last Tuesday will convince outraged independent voters to jump on the Trump train should be put on hold, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

While GOP lawmakers are rallying to the former president's side despite a whopping 34 felony counts related to his alleged payment of hush money to an adult film star and a Playboy model, independent voters and some two-time Trump voters are saying they have had enough and are moving on.

According to the Journal's John McCormick, "While the indictment may embolden Mr. Trump’s core supporters, it is unlikely to help him reach more of the centrist voters he would need to reclaim the White House. A poll released by CNN last week showed 62% of independents approve of the indictment, while Democrats were nearly universal in their approval of it and Republicans largely disapproved of it.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/03/politics/cnn-poll-trump-indictment/index.html
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odd....the poll referred to in your article was conducted BEFORE the indictment was released.....


The study was conducted for CNN via text message on the SSRS Text Message Panel, a nationally representative panel of U.S. adults ages 18 or older who have a mobile phone and were recruited using probability-based sampling techniques. SSRS is an independent research company. Surveys were obtained March 31-April 1, 2023 with a representative sample of n=1,048 respondents. The margin of sampling error for total respondents is +/- 4.0 at the 95% confidence level. The design effect is 1.74. More information about SSRS can be obtained by visiting
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https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23739177-cnn-poll-monday-april-3-2023

did you intend to deceive or was it accidental?......
 
It’s a bad spiral for the Republicans, Trump becomes more popular with the primary voters, and less popular with the national election voters.

Let’s just pray Biden remains healthy.
 
floridafan said:
What difference does that make.
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/shrugs......you promised crimes and provided jokes......I seem to recall a poll posted here after the indictment was released that said 70% of independents believed it was political rather than legal...if its chasing away independents, who is it chasing them FROM?......
 
PostmodernProphet said:
/shrugs......you promised crimes and provided jokes......I seem to recall a poll posted here after the indictment was released that said 70% of independents believed it was political rather than legal...if its chasing away independents, who is it chasing them FROM?......
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I asked you to post that poll and you ran away and hid after your lies were challenged.
 
floridafan said:
Any hopes that the Republican party might have that the indictment of Donald Trump in a Manhattan courtroom last Tuesday will convince outraged independent voters to jump on the Trump train should be put on hold, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

While GOP lawmakers are rallying to the former president's side despite a whopping 34 felony counts related to his alleged payment of hush money to an adult film star and a Playboy model, independent voters and some two-time Trump voters are saying they have had enough and are moving on.

According to the Journal's John McCormick, "While the indictment may embolden Mr. Trump’s core supporters, it is unlikely to help him reach more of the centrist voters he would need to reclaim the White House. A poll released by CNN last week showed 62% of independents approve of the indictment, while Democrats were nearly universal in their approval of it and Republicans largely disapproved of it.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/03/politics/cnn-poll-trump-indictment/index.html
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Every poll has shown a drop in support for Trump since his indictment. Those saying it will help him are fucking morons.
 
It's not about Republicans and Democrats, or polls or voters!
It's about A group of citizens on a grand jury ,saw evidence ,and that evidence was enough for them to indict Trump on 34 felonies
 
VDH:

Fiddling America Away
April 10, 2023

The last few weeks, the world had been writing off the United States as either crazy or irrelevant as it watches America cannibalize itself.

Friends tremble at our sudden decline. Enemies rejoice. Neutrals make the necessary adjustments to join the ascendant non-American side.

The symptoms of our decline abroad appear everywhere. The more Joe Biden brags about the crippling oil sanctions on Russia, friends like India and allies like Japan ignore them. And why not, when Biden has no idea how long the war in Ukraine will last, or how much wherewithal the United States can, should, or will give Kyiv, or how its on-to-Red-Square blank check will finally end?

Big Biden talks about more solar and wind farms, and green new deals won’t fill the gas tanks in Munich or heat the homes of Kyoto, or lower the price of imported oil in the United Kingdom. Claiming the Afghanistan mess was a success fools no one.

Allies ask who are our leaders. An impaired Joe Biden who never is quite sure where he is, what he is doing, or whom he is with?

Kamala Harris, whose only interests appear to be demagoguing racial and social tensions with a shrinking vocabulary?

Senator John Fetterman (D-Penn.), who was elected on the argument it was unkind not to vote for a candidate who was physically and mentally impaired?

Energy Department kingpin Sam Brinton, the cross-dresser in lipstick, now charged with felonies for stealing women’s luggage at airport carousels?

Pete Buttigieg, our transportation secretary, who virtue signals melodramas of the past when he is clueless how to fix crises in the present?

Our Pentagon brass who fixate on saying the correct thing now to ensure the lucrative defense contractor billets later?
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https://victorhanson.com/fiddling-america-away/
 
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