After being found guilty in the New York hush money trial, Donald Trump's approval ratings have plummeted in three major polls, with a majority of respondents believing in his guilt. Despite this setback, Trump's campaign boasts increased support and record-breaking fundraising.
Trump expresses discontent over his conviction, gaining support from loyalists while facing diverse reactions. The polarization continues as Trump claims innocence amidst celebrations and allegations of electoral fraud.
Experts warn of market volatility following the verdict, presenting investment opportunities. Post-conviction, Trump eyes a presidential comeback with party and financial backing, sparking a political storm with threats of legislative disruption.
Trump's willingness to accept prison time raises concerns about potential violent reactions from his supporters, with speculations about the impact on public opinion and financial markets. On the flip side, the right-wing mobilizes in anger, perceiving the trial as a plot to sway the 2024 election, with some even advocating for extreme measures.
Meanwhile, Stormy Daniels calls for Trump's incarceration, facing backlash but standing firm. Joe Biden and Democrats strategically leverage Trump's conviction for electoral advantage as early polls reflect optimism.
