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Time will tell but I'm with John. I also think the he's in deep sh*t in Georgia. He's ruining the reputation of the Republican party. But they are playing his game. We have a couple of interesting months ahead of us. He can still run if found guilty, and he'll probably win, people care about results that's it. He's not a real Republican anyway, but they need him Hi Fdem, help me understand this. In 2020 Trump had the full support from the Republican voters and he lost by some 7 million votes. If he wants to win in 2024, he’ll probably need even more votes. But now, after all that has happened, some Republican voters have turned their backs on Trump. If he’s found guilty, even more will choose not to vote for him. How can he compensate those lost voters? If I look at his situation realistically, I doubt that he can win the election. Wouldn't the Republican party would be better off with a candidate that everyone can support. Am I missing something?
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