Dem attacks on Trump are not working

 Michael Goodwin:

The verdict is in and the people have spoken.

The court of public opinion doesn’t give a damn about Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen.

Outside Manhattan and other Democratic strongholds, Americans don’t care whether a flaky porn actress and an ex-con serial liar with a closet full of axes to grind are telling the truth.

In fact, media obsession about the partisan show trial of defendant Donald Trump is obscuring a far more significant truth about him.

Candidate Trump has opened his biggest lead in the presidential campaign.

Polls of battleground states, along with such anecdotal evidence as the enormous turnout of 100,000 people at his New Jersey rally and dispirited concessions by Joe Biden supporters, signal that we’ve reached a turning point in the battle for the White House.
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The attempts to criminalize Trump are not working with swing voters.  Democrats should look in the mirror and recognize that Biden is a weak ineffective president.  Attacking Trump is not making Biden more attractive to a majority of voters. 

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And:

 Turley: Michael Cohen Offers No New Evidence

And:

The Fall of the House of Presidential Persecutions 

None of the five civil and criminal cases currently lodged against former President Donald Trump have ever had merit. They were all predicated on using the law to injure his re-election candidacy—given a widespread derangement syndrome among the left and a fear they cannot entrust a Trump/Biden election to the people.

These criminal and civil trials are merely the continuation of extra-legal efforts of the last eight years to destroy a presidential candidate in lieu of opposing him in transparent elections.
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