University of Sydney Political Scientist Professor Simon Jackman says Donald Trump’s indictment only makes people “love Donald Trump more” as Republicans flock to the former president to show their support.
University of Sydney Political Scientist Professor Simon Jackman says Trump’s indictment will only make people “love Donald Trump more” as Republicans flock to the former president to show their support.
“It’s cementing Trump’s place in that section of the electorate, and Trump remains the red hot favourite to become the nominee of the Republican party,” Mr Jackman told Sky News Australia.
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