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Americanswers! After Trump’s conviction, what’s next?
Jun 3, 2024
Exploring the aftermath of Trump's conviction, the podcast delves into the potential for civil unrest and how Republicans are reconsidering their support. Analysis includes legal challenges for a convicted felon running for president, Nikki Haley's shifting perspectives on Trump, and the impact on voter sentiments and political alliances in battleground states.
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- Convicted felons may face travel restrictions to certain countries, but diplomatic factors could influence decisions.
- Private companies have differing rules on felons holding office positions, impacting Trump's ability to continue running his business.
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Laws around convicted felons' rights to vote in the US
In the US, voting rights for convicted felons vary by state. Some states like Florida allow felons to vote after serving their sentences and meeting specific conditions. However, in other states like New York, felons can vote as long as they are not in prison. Contrary to popular belief, there is no constitutional rule prohibiting a convicted felon from running for president.
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