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Trump’s guilty verdict highlights divisions among ex-GOP presidential rivals.

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    • Former President Donald Trump was found guilty in a New York City trial, a verdict that has underscored divisions among his former Republican primary rivals.
    • The Republican primary opponents of Trump offered a range of reactions to the verdict, highlighting the differing perspectives within the party.
    • Some ex-GOP presidential candidates expressed support for the legal outcome, emphasizing the importance of accountability and the rule of law.
    • Other Republican rivals downplayed the significance of the verdict, suggesting it was politically motivated or part of a broader partisan effort to discredit Trump.
    • The varied responses reflect a continuing split in the GOP, with some factions distancing themselves from Trump while others maintain strong loyalty to the former president.

Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-guilty-verdict-reveals-split-former-gop-presidential-primary-opponents)

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