The Election Is Coming Down to Two Questions

Does distaste for Trump trump political desecration of the criminal justice system? And will voters overlook the Democrats’ policy failures?

AP/Ron Johnson
President Trump at a campaign event on March 13, 2023, at Davenport, Iowa. AP/Ron Johnson

The great unspoken fact of the contemporary American political scene is that Donald Trump is leading the polls for next year’s presidential election. This is despite his indictment on a charge that virtually every legally knowledgeable person, including partisan Democrats, acknowledges to be spurious; the consequence of a politically corrupted criminal justice system. 

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