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1:57Now PlayingIn this video, Allan Lichtman discusses whether or not Donald Trump's trials should wait until after the 2024 election, or not.
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A lot of Republicans are saying that the indictments against Trump are a weaponization of the Department of Justice or partisan attacks by democrats. Allan Lichtman answers, if to settle some of these concerns, the trials against Trump in Georgia, Jan 6th, New York, and the classified documents case should wait until after the election. Allan Lichtman thinks no. He think people in the 2024 election should not be deciding with incomplete information about Trump. Allan thinks these charges against Trump should be resolved before the 2024 election so the American people will be voting on the basis of the most complete information regarding candidate Trump. He also mentions the Clinton impeachment where Republicans claimed no one is above the law, including a sitting president. The Republican party has swiveled 180 degrees to support Trump.
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