The obvious reason behind Trump's undying political strength is...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : While it's too early to say how these factors will play out in the general election, especially if Trump is convicted in any of the cases, it's already clear he is getting a boost from the incumbent's glaring failures.
46% : But Krugman, an economist, quickly adds, "I still don't get the politics" of rural Americans, and later writes "I still find it hard to understand" recent voting patterns.What he means, of course, is that nearly nine years after Don­ald Trump came down that escalator to launch his first campaign, Krugman still hasn't figured out the source of the former president's enduring political strength among people living in what ­media masters call "fly-over" America.
41% : The paper and its ilk have no problem with the unprecedented onslaught of prosecutions against Trump.
40% : Recall that after Trump's stunning 2016 victory over Clinton, the editor and publisher of the Gray Lady wrote a mea culpa letter to subscribers conceding their failure to realize Trump could win.
35% : Even now, as Trump rolls through primaries on his way to a third presidential nomination, Krugman professes to be in the dark.
34% : No former president had even been indicted, but Trump has been hit four times, with a total of 91 felony counts.
26% : Once again, the hatred for all things Trump has blinded them to the impact the cases are having on the electorate.
26% : Although they will be far apart, the comparison will favor Trump because his policies, including building a wall and keeping asylum-seekers in Mexico, are now widely supported while Biden's are widely loathed.
19% : And don't forget that Biden made it clear he wanted Attorney General Merrick Garland to prosecute Trump for Jan. 6, and presto, Garland did.
11% : Then there's the fact that Joe Biden escaped prosecution despite having boxes of classified documents while Trump faces serious charges for a similar offense.

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