(ProsperNews.net) – As America remains engulfed in a stalemated and tense culture war, individuals involved with major media outlets and national political parties across the union continue to focus on the 2024 presidential election. While the second Republican debate is scheduled for the end of September, the former President Donald Trump is not expected to make an appearance on the debate stage. The American business mogul from New York City maintains a sizable 40-point lead over his nearest challenger, Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida.
Even in the face of four criminal indictments, Trump has maintained serious voter support in the Republican party. The charges leveled against him are questionable at best in the eyes of many legal experts and are related to Trump’s activities in the years before, during, and after he served as president. He has repeatedly called the indictments evidence of a “political witch hunt”; voters in the GOP tend to agree as his support has galvanized.
President Joe Biden, the presumed democrat nominee, faces only token opposition within his own party. This opposition has primarily come from Robert Kennedy Jr., who has generally been received more favorably by Republican voters than Democrats. Despite being the party frontrunner, Biden remains vulnerable, and is disapproved of by a majority of Americans according to a recent poll. Biden has also come under fire in recent days for his son’s business activities while he served as Vice President under President Obama. Hunter Biden was recently indicted, but not in relation to those activities; he was charged with three different counts in relation to firearms possession.
In an appearance on Newsmax, Donald Trump Jr. stated that he believes that “equal justice” in America is sadly no longer a reality. His father has faced relentless persecution in the opinion of Don Jr., and he believes it to be no coincidence that Hunter has been charged on counts that have no relation to his father.
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