Why a Former Prosecutor Once Said That Former President Donald Trump 'Wants To Be a King'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Newsweek has reported that Trump, who stands as the top contender for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, faces multiple charges in Washington D.C.
42% : Trump wants to be a king, not a president.
39% : Vance emphasized the necessity for President Joe Biden to secure a substantial victory margin over Trump to counteract any potential attempts by the former president to undermine the election, as purportedly witnessed during the 2020 presidential race.
38% : Think he's not doing enough about climate change or criminal justice reform," Vance wrote.
35% : She said, "Biden will need to win with overwhelming numbers as protection against what will come from Trump in the wake of a loss.
29% : She noted that Trump has been vocal about his intentions to politicize the Department of Justice, with climate change seemingly not garnering priority on his agenda.
22% : Despite the legal challenges, Trump maintains his denial, attributing the charges to a politically driven agenda.
20% : Trump firmly contests all these accusations, asserting they are politically motivated, and denies any involvement in the alleged offenses.

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