'Kamala the Cop' Doesn't Sound So Bad in 2024

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Trump is one," the ad said.
33% : Obviously no one in or around the White House or the Justice Department will say it outright, but one of the simplest -- and most readily accessible -- reasons for voters to cast their ballots against Trump this year would be if they want him to go to prison.
33% : Harris would be well positioned to highlight the contrast between herself as a prosecutor and Trump as a convict/defendant.
32% : I'm not just prepared to take on Trump, I'm prepared to beat him.
29% : Then there is the fact that Harris would be running against Trump, a man who recently became a convicted criminal in Manhattan and who remains under indictment by the Justice Department in two major criminal cases -- one for retaining classified documents after leaving office and refusing to return them despite many opportunities to do so, and the other for an unprecedented effort to remain in power after losing the 2020 presidential election.
25% : "The facts have only gotten worse for Trump on this front -- not just in the form of the pending criminal cases but a series of major civil cases as well.
18% : For Harris' part, she is likely to point to Trump as the villain in that story, particularly after he encouraged congressional Republicans to kill a bipartisan immigration deal earlier this year that would have increased enforcement along the southern border.
16% : A jury last year concluded in a civil case that Trump had sexually abused the writer E. Jean Carroll and defamed her by lying about it.
10% : Those two prosecutions have recently hit major roadblocks thanks to judges that Trump himself appointed, but if Trump loses his reelection bid, they may once again become major threats to his future and his freedom.
6% : Earlier this year, Trump was also ordered to pay a judgment exceeding $450 million after the New York Attorney General's office prevailed in its case alleging that Trump fraudulently inflated his net worth to secure financial benefits.

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