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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Trump is generously taking one for the team by looking out for presidents of the future.
48% : A criminologist explains why Judge Cannon must step away from Trump trial immediatelyWhile it is legally accurate to say that political viewpoint discrimination is a prohibited form of content discrimination, words of advocacy intended and likely to incite imminent lawless action, are not -- and have never been -- protected under the First Amendment.
45% : Trump would have the Georgia court protect his words by divorcing them from their meaning.
43% : Ignorant of early American history, as well as world history where millions of people have perished in the name of religion, Trump and his MAGA base want to declare the United States a "Christian nation."
39% : In Trump-speak, when he called Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and pressured him to "find" 11,780 votes to change the election's outcome, Trump was merely engaging in protected political expression.
34% : Trump and his un-Christ-like CINOs (Christians in Name Only) blindly seek power, and have calculated -- perhaps accurately -- that falsely claiming religious persecution is the surest way to get it.
32% : ALSO READ: 11 ways Trump doesn't become presidentCognizant of centuries of religious persecution, serious men of the First Congress did not stutter, demur or obfuscate.
31% : "Trump either seeks to terminate the Constitution, or invoke it, depending on his needs.
25% : Applying Trump's putative immunity in the Georgia case -- under the First Amendment or otherwise -- a sitting president would have the right to strongarm state election officials, advance a fraudulent slate of electors, impersonate elected officials, "find" 11,780 non-existent votes, and change the outcome of an election.
20% : "It is apparently lost on MAGA and Trump's legal team that, for nearly 250 years, no president before Trump ever disseminated national security documents, tried to extort the leader of a foreign government, or incited a violent insurrection on hallowed Capitol grounds.
15% : "In late 2022, for example, Trump claimed that the 2020 election "fraud" -- Biden won, of course -- "allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those found in the Constitution.

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