I’m interested in the 3% of respondents about Donald that consider the court cases and convictions as a negative. Does that reflect utter disregard and contempt for the judicial system and belief that the cases are “politically motivated”? Or are they utterly unconcerned that a convicted felon might be president? Do they actually think t…
I’m interested in the 3% of respondents about Donald that consider the court cases and convictions as a negative. Does that reflect utter disregard and contempt for the judicial system and belief that the cases are “politically motivated”? Or are they utterly unconcerned that a convicted felon might be president? Do they actually think that the courts in their state are somehow fair and objective, whereas New York State courts are hopelessly politicized? Or that he’s really not likely guilty of anything significant?
I’m interested in the 3% of respondents about Donald that consider the court cases and convictions as a negative. Does that reflect utter disregard and contempt for the judicial system and belief that the cases are “politically motivated”? Or are they utterly unconcerned that a convicted felon might be president? Do they actually think that the courts in their state are somehow fair and objective, whereas New York State courts are hopelessly politicized? Or that he’s really not likely guilty of anything significant?