The Impacts of Trump's Indictment

Unsurprisingly, news is now rolling in that the Trump campaign is profiting handsomely from the Stalinist prosecution by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg.

Check this out:

Rob Crilly @robcrilly

Trump campaign says it raised more than $4m in the 24 hours after Manhattan grand jury voted to indict former president - average donation was $34

Ok, 4 million bucks isn’t really all that much in the context of a modern presidential race, but take a look at this follow-up by Trump staffer Jason Miller:

Jason Miller @JasonMillerinDC

👀25% of the donors to President @realDonaldTrump in the past 24 hours are new. 👀

Rob Crilly @robcrilly

Trump campaign says it raised more than $4m in the 24 hours after Manhattan grand jury voted to indict former president - average donation was $34 https://t.co/D3VPzQCS5g

Obviously, this news isn’t harming Trump’s chances of winning the 2024 GOP nomination. Not yet, anyway.

If anything, it’s helping. This is not at all surprising, given that most Americans outside of the hopelessly brainwashed Democrat voter base can see the blatant un-American nature of Bragg’s abuse of his office. Most Americans understand that, if they can do this to Trump, they can do it to anyone. Thus, an immediate outpouring of support was quite predictable.