The first former president ever to be tried for a crime—a man who would like to be, and possibly will be, president again—is stuck in a courthouse in Manhattan, waiting for a jury to announce his legal fate.
We have no idea what the jurors will decide. We have no idea how it will shape the campaign in the months to come or whether, whichever way it goes, voters will care. We just know that none of this, rife as it is with tension and absurdity, has happened before.
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