IT"S INDICTMENTS!

Mark Peterson for The New York Times

It never ends, Trumpworld continues unabated, this time, IT"S INDICTMENTS! PR, no matter if it's bad or good, rules as it gives his devoted followers and the repugs even more grist in the mill in trying to vindicate this guy, whose malignant charisma never stops giving, in order to stick it to the dems no matter how crazed the ideas may be to transform Trump into an electable martyr for the ages.

Of course, many Republicans are not only rushing to Trump’s defense, armed with a quiver of false equivalencies, but also seeking any opportunity to bash Democrats and call them hypocrites for seeking to hold Trump accountable.

Of course, many Democrats are, on the one hand, relishing the idea that charges may begin sticking to Slick Donald, but on the other hand, twisting themselves into knots worrying whether an indictment will actually strengthen his standing with his base.

It will ...

Trump will never not be this guy. He’s never going to concede or show contrition in the face of any accusation. He’s going to fight. And that’s precisely why his people adore him. That’s why they’ll continue to support and defend him. They want to be like him: not forced to back down, even when they are wrong.

Trump intuitively understands this, so he continuously feeds the idea that he’s their proxy in the ideological war. “They’re not coming after me,” he said in the same video, “they’re coming after you. I’m just standing in their way, and I always will stand in their way.”

This is why he still has a real shot to be the GOP nominee in '24.

Addendum: Former President Donald Trump has steadily risen above Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in a series of Morning Consult polls.

Trump received 54 percent of support in a potential Republican primary poll run by Morning Consult, with DeSantis garnering 26% of support. The poll surveyed 3,394 potential GOP primary voters between March 17 and 19 with a two percent margin of error.

Trump’s popularity has increased since January, when a Morning Consult poll had the former present at 45 percent support while DeSantis garnered 34 percent. Trump’s performance climbed in February to 48 percent before hitting 52 percent by mid-March. (RELATED: Trump Is The Clear Favorite In GOP Primary: POLL)

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