Trump must resist lawfare -- to let success be his best revenge

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Trump is right when he touts that success as the best form of vengeance.
47% : Whereas a lesser politician would have been ground down by all the investigations, indictments and trials, Trump used them to lend fuel to his primary candidacy, became even more of a legend in defying his pursuers, and ended up defeating the cases against him legally and politically.
43% : As Trump rightly observed on "Meet the Press," people fundamentally voted to control the border and grocery prices.
42% : Now, Trump has the opportunity to deliver popular results as president that will make him stronger and his enemies weaker.
41% : Trump did the former and would be well-served to avoid the latter.
39% : On Truth Social the other day, Trump posted a rant by ally Steve Bannon about how members of the Jan. 6 committee, prosecutors and judges should know that "we're coming for you.
37% : Now, with the Republican about to enter the White House again and Smith packing up, the question is whether Trump will engage in a campaign of counter-lawfare.
37% : Trump blows hot and cold on whether he's so inclined.
34% : This was an outrageous abuse of the legal system, and it was just one of the acts of lawfare against Trump and people around him in recent years.
21% : Let's put aside the hypocrisy here: The same people who supported, or didn't object to, the extended campaign of legal harassment against Donald Trump are convinced that it would threaten the very existence of our system of government if Trump used the same tools against his enemies.

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