The law is slowly doing its job, but it can only go so far. If voters want an authoritarian, they\u0027ll put Trump in office again.
The political ecosystem in the United States lives for drama and suspense. If the latest polls are correct, there will be a dogfight. The New York Times, for example, says Trump and Joe Bidenof the popular vote in a prospective contest, with the campaign likely to focus on a narrow electoral map.
Lastly, Trump is expected to be indicted in Georgia for pressuring state officials to overturn the 2020 election there. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has beenSo, very possibly, the 45th president of the United States will face scores of charges in four major criminal cases, any of which could put him in jail. All this, of course, is unprecedented.
Which brings us back to Trump, the polls and the two realities of American politics: the sense of inevitability around his nomination and the sense of possibility around his election — which isn’t to say that either is certain.Article content
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