Attacks on Trump are just a start. Imagine what'll follow the election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : If he continues to praise the Jan. 6 terrorists and even pardons those who were convicted, Trump would be inviting continued vigilantism.
34% : If Trump is elected, many expect a visceral reaction from segments of the far left, including some who may resort to violence.
23% : Because we have witnessed two assassination attempts against Trump in the past two months, some Republicans are wondering how to reverse the apparent threat.
15% : If Vice President Kamala Harris wins election in November, there is serious concern over violence waged by Trump supporters who may believe that the election was rigged, or "stolen," as Trump claimed in 2020 after he lost the popular vote and the electoral college, leading to the "Stop the Steal" movement and fueling the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection.
11% : Trump himself not only dubbed the Jan. 6 defendants "hostages," "political prisoners," "martyrs" and "warriors," but also reacted to the assault on Paul Pelosi with a jest in a campaign appearance: "We'll stand up to crazy Nancy Pelosi, who ruined San Francisco -- how's her husband doing, anybody know?"

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