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Voters Divided on Verdict: I Supported Trump Twice, Not Anymore

Voters Divided on Verdict: I Supported Trump Twice, Not Anymore

On Jun 1, 2024

TL/DR –

The articles discuss the conviction of former US President Donald Trump on 34 criminal counts, with Trump vowing to appeal the decision. There appears to be a split among voters, with some who previously supported Trump saying that they can no longer back him. Additional questions being raised revolve around the rights that Trump may lose as a felon.

Latest Updates on Trump Verdict

Voters’ Opinion on Trump Verdict Divided, BBC Reports

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