A vote against Trump is a vote for a banana republic - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : The nation's largest city has sacrificed the integrity of its judicial system at the altar of political expedience.
43% : The only way to stop this banana republic lawfare is to send Trump back to the White House with an undeniable mandate.
33% : Voting for Trump is now a vote to rebuke the judicial system of the state of New York and end this campaign to turn the judicial system of the United States into a political weapon.
31% : If Trump does not win, the Democratic Party will be emboldened to pursue charges against even more of its political opponents.
30% : The most brazen and carefully orchestrated political persecution in the history of the United States was just given a rubber stamp of approval by 12 New Yorkers who delivered 34 guilty verdicts against former President Donald Trump.Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and New York Judge Juan Merchan boldly colluded in a state courtroom to convict Trump, the leading presidential candidate of the Republican Party, of a felony that would have otherwise not existed.
25% : President Joe Biden has spent his term in office facilitating the political persecution of his chief political opponent, and on Thursday his allies succeeded in their quest to convict Trump of any possible crime, no matter how nonsensical the charges.
19% : Rather than rebuke this outrageous abuse of civil authority, the jurors in New York City have validated this partisan show trial by delivering a guilty verdict and in doing so have delivered an unequivocal statement that Manhattan is a place where criminals can run free while political adversaries face prison time.
19% : CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERAny vote against Trump, whether it be for Biden or a third-party candidate, is a vote to validate the political persecution of the former president.

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