Dick Morris: Trump Will Still Win

 The conviction of Donald Trump by a New York City jury will have no effect on the election.

There may be some short-term trend against Trump, but the public fully understands the nature of this verdict and the partisan bias behind it.

Judge Juan Merchan has guaranteed that this verdict will be perceived as a manifestation of judicial bias. His daughter's employment by the Democratic Party as a fundraiser, and his biased rulings throughout the case, make his bias evident.

Undoubtedly, Democrats will attempt to make this verdict the linchpin in the 2024 election, but in doing so, they will be wrong.

Voters have decided to support Trump because of the issues affecting them such as inflation, energy prices, crime, and immigration.

No amount of Democratic Party posturing, shouting that Trump is a convicted felon can change that.

Indeed, the main impact of this verdict will be to assure that Joe Biden will indeed be the Democratic Party nominee, so his campaign will be infused with sufficient optimism.

This means Biden won't pull out, even though he should.

If the Democrats try to make this election about the verdict, they will be making a huge mistake.

This case reminds me of the facts surrounding Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton, in the late 1990s.

Dick Morris: Trump Will Still Win | Newsmax.com

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