Opinion by Jennifer Rubin: “Maybe it’s time to acknowledge that, barring an epiphany, the GOP’s self-delusion is risking a political wipeout that will take out more than its disastrous nominee.”
Without verdicts in the Jan. 6 cases and with appeals pending in any others , the chances that a Republican National Convention in July filled with Trump-pledged delegates experiencing a spasm of buyer’s remorse are slight. .
The GOP could very well be saddled with a nominee who has been indicted multiple times and perhaps convicted more than once.millions of voters who didn’t vote for him last time would vote for an indicted or possibly convicted nominee who spends most of his time railing about his plight. And, keep in mind, even without the legal baggage, Trump would face an uphill climb to match his 2016 results.recently wrote for The Post that “between Trump’s election in 2016 and the 2024 election, the number of Gen Z voters will have advanced by a net 52 million against older people.” Put differently, the 2024 electorate will be younger and more Democratic — by a lot — than the electorate that chose Trump in 2016.
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