CNN’s Van Jones responded to Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary — which former President Donald Trump was projected to win with more than 50% of the vote — with a warning to his fellow Democrats.
During CNN’s post-primary coverage, Jones joined a panel discussion breaking down the results in New Hampshire. There, he argued that Republicans’ willingness to push ahead with Trump — in spite of the ongoing cases against him — was proof that they were not worried about any potential threat President Joe Biden might pose in the general election.
Jones then pointed to the fact that Trump had won the first two official contests in the Republican primary — last week’s Iowa caucuses, which he won with 51% of the vote, and the New Hampshire primary election — despite numerous legal woes, and he did not appear to be losing support.
“Part of what we’re looking at with…
