In an election year, the GOP’s leading candidate will spend week after week appearing in courtrooms
This twice-impeached former president could be standing trial in as many as four different criminal cases before the election next November. Thein Georgia include violating a racketeering statute, a law customarily used to prosecute mobsters.
As of this moment, Republicans are still flocking to Mr. Trump’s side. It’s a reflection of the locked-in dynamic of American politics. The people are strait-jacketed in allegiance to their parties no matter what they do. The indictments against Mr. Trump make Watergate look like a pajama party. The Democrats are being handed what is – or should be – the biggest political gift ever. Visions of an orange man in an orange jumpsuit. What could be better?
Republican retrogradists are desperate. Having clung to their notorious leader despite all the outrages, despite his having won nothing for them electorally since 2016, they have to proclaim Mr. Trump’s innocence. His future is on the line, and so is his party’s.
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