CPAC 2024: Trump's legal woes not scaring away supporters - even if he is convicted - Washington Examiner

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52% : Still, while an NBC News poll released earlier this month showed Trump leading President Joe Biden in a general election match-up, 47% to 42%, the same poll showed Trump trailing Biden by two percentage points in the event he is convicted of a felony.
42% : But while Trump himself was not in attendance on the first day of the conference, key allies of the former president were, with many slated as speakers at the event.
39% : And, you know, I think what people admire about Donald Trump is that he's at the point where he honestly is not intimidated.
38% : Trump was the 45th president when elected in 2016.
34% : However, other attendees of the conference, which took place at the Gaylord National Resort in National Harbor, Maryland, shared similar sentiments to that of Rabun, with multiple voters expressing a distrust in both the cases against Trump, and the federal agencies trying them.
33% : Suzanne Gallagher, the national director of Parents' Rights in Education, said the charges against Trump are "bogus.""I just don't think they're gonna stand," said Gallagher, who is from Oregon.
33% : Gabbard, who has been floated as a top pick to be the vice president on Trump's 2024 ticket, touched on the legal cases against Trump during her speech, accusing Democrats of using the "criminal justice system to prosecute and distract the Republican presidential candidate in the midst of his campaign.
32% : Tara Rabun, 54, who was in attendance on day one of the conference, said a conviction against Trump "would have no bearings whatsoever," on her vote.
31% : And in the event the former president is convicted of a crime, Rabun disagreed with the idea of Trump passing on the torch to another candidate.
29% : Trump, the frontrunner in the Republican primary race, faces a total of 91 charges in four criminal cases.
23% : If somebody had done the exact same thing Trump had done but they're a Democrat, they wouldn't be prosecuting them."

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