Former President Trump's conviction and its impact on the Republican Party
Former President Trump convicted on all 34 felony counts in New York hush-money case, triggering rage and revenge in Republican Party. Impact on election outcome uncertain but political fabric altered. Supporters divided in response.
Key Points
- Former President Trump convicted on all 34 felony counts in New York hush-money case
- Republican Party experiencing rage and thirst for revenge
- Impact on election outcome uncertain but political fabric altered
- Supporters divided into two main responses
Pros
- Increased activism and fundraising among Republican power players
- Potential commitment to vote President Biden out of office in November
Cons
- Existential questions raised among hardline conservatives and Trump loyalists
- Menacing responses observed