Republicans Face Dilemma as Trump Vows to Appeal Guilty Verdict

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Donald Trump's recent felony conviction has intensified divisions within the Republican Party, with his campaign using it as a litmus test for loyalty. Prominent Republicans have largely defended Trump, framing the legal process as politically motivated. However, some moderate Republicans, like Larry Hogan, have urged respect for the legal system, risking political isolation. The situation underscores Trump's enduring influence over the party, though a significant portion of his voter base may reconsider their support following the conviction.
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