Criminal charges would boost popularity, Donald Trump tells fans

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In a marathon speech at the weekend CPAC, the former president pledged to remain in the U.S. presidential race even if indicted on criminal charges

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He notably did not attack, or even name, rivals for the Republican nomination in 2024, including Ron DeSantis, the Florida governor. Instead, he laid out what he would do if elected. The former president said America should stop spending billions of dollars on defending Ukraine, that he would end the war in “one day” if elected, and demanded that NATO allies pay more towards the cost of the conflict.

Trump told the crowd: “We are going to finish what we started. We’re going to complete the mission. We’re going to see this battle through to ultimate victory. [2024] is the final battle. I know it, you know it, they know it, everybody knows it. This is it. And if they win, we don’t have a country.”

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