Back when Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg first indicted Donald Trump, I remember very distinctly warning Democrats that this was not going to go the way they were hoping.
Sure, they may get a conviction – although Bragg’s case itself was a stretch from the jump and other cases appear to be struggling or falling apart completely – but in the meantime, they not only secured Trump’s nomination for GOP nominee this year, they also united the Republican Party in ways they haven’t fully grasped yet.
There are some signs of fracturing still – the House GOP is its own hot mess – but there are plenty of Republicans who are on the same page in one way: If Biden can get away with endorsing or even having a hand in his political opponents getting investigated and indicted, then so can Donald Trump.
Axios has a scoop this morning essentially confirming that this is something Trump and…
