I went to Day 1 of Trump's criminal trial and realized something: Not enough people care

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "President Trump has done so much for New York City.
59% : It's not common to see Trump supporters out and about in New York, where I live, but the ones who showed up Monday said they wanted to voice their support.
45% : For most of the country, this trial is perhaps the last time they'll see Trump in court ahead of the general election.
45% : The outcome of this trial could have an impact on the election and how voters perceive Trump, even if Monday's crowd had long since made up their minds.
41% : Trump is a hero: Thank you, Donald Trump, for fighting for my right to be embroiled in a hush money scandal
38% : "They are scared, because he's going to win," Bijaya Acsalia said of Trump haters.
31% : Only the most dedicated from either side were out in New York to express their feelings on Trump.
27% : "This is symbolic of what Trump does all the time," said Jackie Rudin, one of the anti-Trump protesters.
18% : A few blocks away, a separate set of protesters, wearing black shirts with phrases like "Trump lies all the time" on them, expressed their disdain for the legal woes of the former president.
16% : What we're finding out is that our judicial system - everything that guides and creates our bylaws - is not sufficient to deal with somebody like Donald Trump.

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