Trump indicted again in federal election interference case following Supreme Court immunity ruling

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : His campaign also sent out a fundraising email within two hours of the filing, saying Trump was "just indicted again" and urging supporters to "stand with Trump" by donating.
44% : Trump is also using the immunity ruling to fight his conviction on charges of falsifying business record in New York.
38% : Prosecutors also removed references to advice Trump got from or conversations he had with direct advisers in the Oval Office, like White House counsel Pat Cipollone, and references to some of his tweets from that period.
35% : A federal grand jury on Tuesday returned a superseding indictment that charges Trump with the same four counts he faced in the original indictment last August: conspiracy to defraud the United States, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding and conspiracy against rights.
35% : (Trump said he would "absolutely" consider pardoning every Jan. 6 criminal defendant, but his campaign has said pardons would be issued case by case.)
33% : The new indictment was returned following the Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity last month, which barred the government from using certain "official acts" Trump took in his role as president in its prosecution.
24% : If Trump is victorious, he or his appointees would almost certainly kill the case, as well as other Jan. 6 prosecutions: Trump has referred to Capitol rioters as "hostages" and "unbelievable patriots," and he has indicated he would pardon many, if not all, Jan. 6 defendants.
18% : "Other parts of the new indictment are the same, with prosecutors again taking the position that Trump didn't actually believe the lies he was spreading in the wake of his 2020 election loss and that he knew that they were, in fact, lies.
17% : Trump blasted the new indictment as "shocking" and "a direct attack on democracy" in a string of social media posts.
12% : "While many Jan. 6 defendants have told courts that they now recognize they were tricked and lament that they were "gullible" enough to fall for the misinformation about the 2020 election that Trump promoted, Trump himself has never publicly admitted that he realizes he was spreading misinformation.

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