💼Historically, legal cases against political candidates would hurt their chances of winning elections, but it's different now.
🌍Weaponization of legal cases is common in third-world countries, but it is now happening in the United States.
🔒The weaponization of legal cases is unfair and lacks merit.
🏛️The coordination between state, city, and federal entities in legal cases against politicians is unprecedented.
🤝Politicians should go all the way and stop the nonsense legal cases against them.
Can legal cases help a politician's popularity?
—Yes, in some cases, legal battles can boost a politician's popularity and bring in independent voters.
Are legal cases against politicians fair?
—The weaponization of legal cases against politicians is unfair and lacks merit.
Is the coordination between state, city, and federal entities in legal cases common?
—No, the coordination seen in legal cases against politicians is unprecedented.
Should politicians stop all legal cases against them?
—Politicians should go all the way and stop the nonsense legal cases against them.
Are legal cases against politicians common in the United States?
—The weaponization of legal cases is more common in third-world countries, but it is now happening in the United States as well.
00:00Legal battles against politicians can actually boost their popularity and win independent voters in elections.
00:20Historically, legal cases would hurt a political candidate's chances of winning.
00:32The weaponization of legal cases is common in third-world countries.
01:23The coordination between state, city, and federal entities in legal cases against politicians is unprecedented.
01:46Politicians should go all the way and stop the nonsense legal cases against them.
