Anne Toulouse, edited by Julia Solans
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08:21, April 03, 2023
This Tuesday, April 4 will take place the first hearing of Donald Trump in New York. Despite his indictment, the charges of which will be announced in court, the former American president does not see his popularity rating drop, quite the contrary. The latter even skyrocketed with its Republican supporters. Financial support is also there.
Charged for having supposedly bought the silence of one of his former conquests, Donald Trump will go to court in New York this Tuesday, April 4, for his first hearing. The opportunity to better understand the details of the facts of which he is accused. Despite the storm, the former president of the United States has not lost his financial support or his popularity rating. His Republican supporters in particular cry out for persecution.
Satisfaction despite the charge
According to a poll conducted by the ABC television network, two-thirds of Republicans believe that his indictment is not justified. This therefore assumes that the remaining third is undecided or even against this opinion. This is not the only cause for satisfaction for Donald Trump since he can also count on significant financial support. Since his indictment, the businessman would have received five million dollars. A comfortable hard core therefore continues to support him, no matter what.
The 45th President of the United States has spent a lot of time on the phone in recent days to rally support for his party, even with some of his competitors like Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley. The goal is not to alienate a fraction of the party. After the hearing, the billionaire should speak in Florida from his residence according to a press release published on Sunday April 2.