Would voters back a convicted Trump? These Republicans say no

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If you took the summer off from the threads of the American political conversation –

– this is the week to tune back in.

Trump’s political fortunes will collide, not for the last time, with his legal problems when he briefly surrenders to authorities in Atlanta this week but skips the first GOP primary debate in Milwaukee.

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There’s a push by legal scholars, including the influential conservative

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