All voters must know those stakes and precisely what Trump is accused of.
has been indicted... again. One feels like it's"Groundhog Day," and Ned Ryerson will pop out from behind us and tell us to watch that first step.
If you can't believe you just read that, you know precisely why the 2024 election will be about Trump's trials and very little else. But that won't happen if one of the nominees has a prison cell with his name on it, with a conviction that could drop at any moment. All we can do is accept that reality.
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