It's been obvious for some time now that Democrats have been legitimately afraid of Donald Trump returning to the White House. Heck, even before he left office, they tried to ensure he couldn't run again by impeaching him a second time. It didn't work, of course, but they've never stopped trying. In what can only be described as blatant election interference, anti-Trump district attorneys and the Biden administration have gone all in with a lawfare strategy in the hopes of convicting Trump to stop him from becoming president again.
Well, it's not going to work.
It seems that Joe Biden has been such a disaster for this country that voters won't be dissuaded from voting for Trump, even if he is convicted of any one of the crimes that the radical left is accusing him of.
According to a new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll, if the election were held today, Trump would beat Biden 48% to Biden's 41% with 9% undecided. When leaners are included, Trump still wins 53% to Biden's 47%.
In a three-way race with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump still wins by +7 over Joe Biden, and in a five-way race that includes Cornel West and Jill Stein, Trump's lead climbs to 9 points.
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But, here's where things get really interesting. Trump would still be elected in November even if he's convicted of inciting the Capitol riots, or in the RICO case in Georgia, or for mishandling classified documents.
When asked, "If Donald Trump is convicted by a jury for inciting the Capitol riots of January 6th, who would you vote for president?" Trump still beats Biden by eight points, getting 54% to Biden's 46%.
When asked, “If Donald Trump is convicted by a jury for RICO in trying to influence the 2020 election results in Georgia?" Trump still beats Biden 52% to 48%.
And finally, when asked, "“If Donald Trump is convicted by a jury of crimes related to his handling of classified presidential documents," it was split evenly, with each candidate getting 50%.
If Donald Trump is convicted by a jury for inciting the Capitol riots of January 6th, who would you vote for president?
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) February 26, 2024
Trump 54% (+8)
Biden 46%
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“If Donald Trump is convicted by a jury
for RICO in trying to influence the 2020
election results in Georgia”:
Trump 52% (+4)
Biden… https://t.co/fLfZ9h6IMX pic.twitter.com/Jl3ZUm2m30
There's no doubt that there are plenty of people who dislike Trump's personality, but it's quite obvious that they think things are bad enough that they'll tolerate mean tweets or whatever else they don't personally like in order to get this country back on track. That is a rather damning indictment of the Biden presidency. It's clear from this poll that the voters care more about their interests than these partisan charges against Trump.
Can you blame them?
The memory of the prosperity we experienced under Trump is still fresh in the voters' minds, and that contrasts so sharply with what's happening now under Biden.
