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BREAKING: Gavin Wax says Trump indictment is a 'trial run' for any future candidate who takes on the system

"They could set a game plan going forward to knock out anyone who would be a threat to the system at large."

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Jack Posobiec and Gavin Wax discussed former President Donald Trump's presidential candidacy moving forward. The two suggested that Trump has already secured the primary, and that he has since moved on to tackle important elements of the presidential race against President Joe Biden. 

Posobiec mentioned that Trump had announced a rally in Pennsylvania, which he said was "not an early state when it comes to the primaries, but it is an important state." He noted that the Trump rally could draw in potential voters from Ohio, too. He asked Wax what the "next phase of the campaign" is for Trump.

"I think the primaries [are] effectively over. I think on the DeSantis side, they enter kamikaze stage, just trying to take down as many people with them and their sinking poll numbers. I think the Trump campaign is happy to, you know, take some funny dunks here or there, but effectively, effectively, as you said, this primary is over. And they are now repositioning themselves for the general, which I think is a great strategy."

Wax turned to Pennsylvania, saying: "He just has a purple county and a purple state. And this is really … the keystone, if you will, to flipping the country back into the hands of Republicans at the presidential level. So what I'm seeing is they are making that shift. They are beginning to reposition themselves. But again, this is going to be a very unique election cycle. We're not just focused on the primary. We're not just focused on the general election. We're also focused on the current [fight] with the deep state apparatus, with the regime. You know, the weaponized DOJ, where they're indicted him left, right, and center. I've yet to hear an argument why they would be doing that unless they were scared of him. But you know, that's for another time, but yes, the DOJ, all these politicized indictments, a weaponized judicial system [is] coming after the president."

He stated: "I mean, legally speaking, it's definitely going to be tough. I think this is a race against time. I think, you know, delaying action here is really the name of the game, you know, pushing these trials back. Pushing, you know, all of these matters back as far as possible to make sure that he's, you know, won the primary, he’s on the ballot…"

"I mean, this is going to be the battle, this like boss battle, if you will, for the heart and soul of our Republic, and they're going to pull out all the stops this cycle to ensure that they can try to defeat Trump and his new coalition, and I think it's going to come down to the wire. But we have to be vigilant, we have to stay on top of all these different issues and how they're all interconnected. And going forward, that's just going to be the name of the game for Republicans. And again, if you simply think, if you're someone on the sidelines, who doesn't like Trump, and you think it's going to end with Trump, I mean, you're deluded. I mean, this is a trial run, if you will, this is something that they're testing to see if they can set a precedent. They could set a game plan going forward to knock out anyone who would be a threat to the system at large."


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