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The indictment of Donald Trump by a Manhattan grand jury is likely to energize
the former president’s most ardent supporters, further eroding their trust in
the legal system and exacerbating national divisions as the case plays out.

And new flashpoints may be on the horizon: Mr. Trump, the leading GOP White
House candidate, faces additional investigations on potentially more serious
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“People have such strong feelings about Trump, it can’t help but inflame
divisions,” said Republican consultant Alex Conant, who led communications for
Sen. Marco Rubio’s 2016 presidential campaign and served as a spokesman in the
second Bush White House. “There’s just no common ground on anything involving
Trump. It will push people into their corners.”

Initial reaction to the indictment involving hush-money payment to a porn star
confirmed that notion. Republicans called the prosecution politically motivated
and dangerous to democracy, while Democrats said no one is above the law and
expressed concern about violence. Polls reveal a wide gap between how voters in
each party view the allegations against Mr. Trump.




Mr. Trump, who is to be arraigned on Tuesday, has called for protests—though so
far nothing significant has happened—while lashing out at the prosecutor. On
Friday, he sent out a fundraising email titled “RUMORED DETAILS OF MY ARREST”
and used social media to criticize the judge assigned to the case.

“I’m going to New York on Tuesday,” Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R., Ga.) said
Friday on Twitter, “We MUST protest the unconstitutional WITCH HUNT!” House
Republicans have vowed to investigate the prosecution, which the office of
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg on Friday called “unlawful political
interference.”

REP. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE (R., GA.) SAID ON TWITTER, ‘WE MUST PROTEST THE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL WITCH HUNT!’

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Some leading Republicans have been holding their fire: Senate Minority Leader
Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Sen. John Thune of South Dakota, the No. 2
Senate Republican, haven’t issued statements on the indictment since the news
broke. 

Democrats have urged patience and respect for the legal process. “I hope that my
friends and colleagues across the political spectrum remember that every
American is entitled to the presumption of innocence, and that they also respect
whatever result our justice system ultimately produces,” Sen. Chris Coons of
Delaware said.

Rep. Mike Levin (D., Calif.) wrote on Twitter that Mr. Trump deserved “due
process under the law. As that process unfolds, let us neither celebrate nor
further divide.”

U.S. politics have steadily careened toward tribalism, with both political
parties crafting safe congressional districts that have helped hollow out the
ideological middle. Social media and a news environment that plays up conflict
have also contributed. The Trump era brought new heights of partisan rhetorical
combat and saw the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol, something
unimaginable not long ago.

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A poll taken after last fall’s midterm elections by the Georgetown Institute of
Politics and Public Service found Americans assess the nation’s political
division to be high. When asked to rate it on a scale from 0 to 100, where 0 is
no division and 100 is division on the edge of a civil war, the average score
was 71.

The indictment is also likely to dominate the national political conversation
for the foreseeable future, Mr. Conant said. “It essentially freezes the GOP
presidential primary in place as long as the case dominates headlines.”

Mr. Trump’s rivals for the Republican nomination, who can’t afford to alienate
too many of his most committed supporters, expressed outrage at the indictment
while sidestepping the substance of the allegations.



“The weaponization of the legal system to advance a political agenda turns the
rule of law on its head,” said Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, the strongest likely
challenger to date. Last week he turned heads by also jabbing at Mr. Trump over
the tawdry details of the hush-money payment.

Former Vice President Mike Pence said on CNN Thursday night that, “At a time
when the American people are struggling so much, that this will only further
serve to divide our country.”

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Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, the only declared major candidate
besides Mr. Trump, said, “This is more about revenge than it is about justice.”

Still, some Republican campaigns have been privately factoring in Mr. Trump’s
legal morass as they plot a longer term strategy. Meanwhile, Democrats continue
to highlight Mr. Trump and his Make America Great Again movement as they see it
as turning off swing voters. Disappointing midterm election results for
Republicans gave weight to that strategy. President Biden, who repeatedly
invokes “MAGA Republicans,” declined to comment Friday morning on the
indictment.

Some Democrats and Republicans who oppose the former president, though, are
questioning whether the hush-money case could be a distraction or undercut other
legal problems confronting Mr. Trump, including investigations into his attempts
to overturn the 2020 election and storage of sensitive government records at his
Mar-a-Lago compound in Florida.

Polls show views of Mr. Trump have hardened over time and most voters on each
side of the political aisle long ago made up their minds about him. Overall, 57%
of Americans think Mr. Trump should be disqualified from running again should he
face criminal charges, but among Republicans, 75% think it shouldn’t be
disqualifying, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released this week. 

TRUMP SUPPORTERS AT A RECENT CAMPAIGN RALLY IN WACO, TEXAS.

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And 93% of Republicans, plus 70% of independent voters, think the New York case
is mainly motivated by politics, as compared with 66% of Democrats who think the
case is mainly motivated by the law, the poll showed, before the indictment.

Sarah Longwell, a Republican strategist and Trump critic, said she expects he
will get a political boost from the indictment. “I think there will be a
short-term rally-around-Trump effect that comes from how much these voters
distrust the institutions that are prosecuting Trump,” she said.

If he is charged with other criminal activity later, Ms. Longwell said the
political consequences are likely to be more significant for Mr. Trump: “There
are a lot of people for whom it is important to see a mug shot of Donald Trump
and this will be their opportunity for that.”

“But this,” she added, “is not the thing that most Americans are interested in
holding Trump accountable for.”

Write to Alex Leary at alex.leary@wsj.com, John McCormick at
mccormick.john@wsj.com and Lindsay Wise at lindsay.wise@wsj.com


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