“Former President Trump is breezing to the GOP nomination — but, in private, is bracing for the genuine possibility that he’ll be the first convicted felon in U.S. history to represent a major party,” Axios reports.
“Sources tell us Trump believes he’d likely be convicted if the Jan. 6 case comes to trial later this spring in Washington. If that’s delayed, he could face a guilty verdict in the Manhattan hush-money case.”
“Trump thinks he could still win the White House — partly by making daily, theatrical appearances whenever courts are hearing his four cases, totaling 91 felony charges. But his advisers worry independents will be turned off by a conviction in a jury trial.”
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