Lawfare and nonstop smears from Democrats only contributed to Trump's...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Yet two days after the presidential election, Biden admitted that "The American experiment endures, and we're going to be OK."He invited Trump to the White House where, before the assembled press, he smiled, stuck out his hand and said, "Welcome back.
38% : Before the 2022 midterms, he set the stage for the party's scare tactics at a garish red Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where he called Trump and his supporters a "threat to our country" who "represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic.
38% : Recall that just days before the Pennsylvania attempt, where the former president was wounded, Biden said "it's time to put Trump in a bullseye.
37% : I agree, and hope the judge overseeing it, acting Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan, finally gets the point and dismisses the case before Trump takes office.
35% : Although it is fair to say that Trump won despite this unprecedented raft of dirty tricks, it is more accurate to say that he won because of them.
35% : Those who made the comparisons to Hitler and Nazism bear responsibility for the spate of assassination attempts and plots against Trump.
32% : Two of the most persistent purveyors, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC, even went to meet Trump at Mar-a-Lago, saying it was an attempt to "reopen" lines of communication.
31% : "Stewart is on to something -- how could anyone visit with Trump if they really thought he is Hitler?
27% : His conviction in the only criminal case to come to trial, the Manhattan bookkeeping saga, was such an egregious miscarriage of justice that many legal experts, including some who intensely dislike Trump, said the case should not have been brought.
24% : The other part was the decision to weaponize the Department of Justice and state prosecutors to knock Trump out of the race by bringing a slew of criminal charges and civil suits.
22% : Displaying not an iota of shame, the activist Dems carrying out these unprecedented assaults routinely accused Trump of being a threat to democracy.
22% : All the claims that Trump would be the next Hitler have suddenly vanished.
20% : Take former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley, who insisted that Trump is "fascist to the core" and "the most dangerous person in the country.
18% : To leave it hanging over Trump for the next four years would be the height of injustice, demean the presidency and bring further shame to New York's politicized courts.
12% : And why does Harris say Trump is a fascist?" asked the biased Associated Press, being careful to use the word as many times as possible.
4% : "Perhaps we'll hear a similar climb-down from retired Gen. John Kelly, the Trump-hating former chief of staff who tried to become the October surprise by telling The Atlantic magazine that Trump said "I need the kind of generals that Hitler had" and that Trump fits "the general definition of fascist.

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