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Anyone who believes President Trump can get a fair trial in the heart of the Swamp is sorely mistaken. It’s common knowledge that the odds are stacked against him, and that imbalance is the very foundation of the attack and how the regime weaponizes the judicial system against political adversaries like President Trump. But for those of us who already realized the situation looked dire for President Trump in the DC Swamp, a new Emerson poll has pulled back the curtain to reveal just how prejudiced the D.C. sewer rats truly are. In truth, the poll is so incredibly lopsided, President Trump should use it push for a change in venue.

Robert is right. There’s no way in hell Trump gets a fair shake. None. But it gets worse. We have even more disturbing details on this chilling poll.

Emerson College Polling:

A new Emerson College Polling survey in the nation’s capital asked D.C. residents if they would vote to find former President Donald Trump guilty in the trial over Trump’s efforts to subvert results of the 2020 election. A majority, 64%, of residents would vote to find Trump guilty, while 8% would find him innocent with 28% unsure.

Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, said, “Perception of Trump’s guilt varies by gender: 75% of women would vote to find Trump guilty compared to 54% of men. Men are more likely to find the former president innocent at 12%, compared to 4% of women.”

Democratic voters find Trump guilty 69% to 5%. Independents share a similar attitude: 53% think Trump is guilty and 14% innocent.

Republicans are more split: 36% think Trump is guilty, 35% innocent and 30% unsure.

Regardless of their own opinion about the verdict, 57% expect the jury to find him guilty, while 10% expect the jury to find Trump innocent. A third (33%) are unsure.

“Republicans and Democrats are most likely to think Trump will be found guilty at 61% and 60% respectively, while independents are at 48%,” Kimball noted.

D.C. residents are split on whether or not they would want to serve on the jury of Donald Trump: 55% would want to serve on the jury, while 45% would rather not serve on the jury.

What’s especially disheartening is that the poll indicates those who are more “fair-minded” regarding this trial are the most reluctant to serve on the jury. That’s exactly how the regime wants it—keep the reasonable, law-abiding citizens off the jury and stack it with activist jurors who are driven by political motives, not a pursuit of justice. This has to change. Upstanding citizens need to step forward and fulfill their civic responsibilities, or we risk the collapse of our entire judicial system.

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