This Is What They Wanted to Do to Trump | National Review

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : In fact, in the very early going, Le Pen is in a stronger position than Trump was last year.
44% : Are we supposed to believe she'd get elected president and undertake -- after all the trouble of fighting this case and getting convicted -- a new scheme to funnel EU money to party workers?
37% : Democrats had to beat Trump fair and square, without his being jailed or sitting in a courtroom for much of the campaign, and couldn't do it.
33% : No, it's exactly like trying to keep Donald Trump from running in 2024 -- taking out the leader of a powerful movement who has a very good chance of winning a national election.
33% : As compared to the disruption to the democratic order of the leading candidate for the presidency getting banned from running for office? The lawfare campaign against Trump failed because, even with an attenuated felony on the books, he could still keep running, while the other cases fell apart based on prosecutorial misconduct (Fani Willis) or constitutional infirmity (Jack Smith), impossible timing, and the Supreme Court's immunity decision.
26% : It isn't a coincidence that she, like Trump, is feared and loathed by her opponents and the political establishment.

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