Do you agree with the DOJ’s decision to bring federal charges against former President Trump?

👍 Yes (72%) – "No one is above the law. A former role or position does provide lifetime immunity. What he did was wrong plain and simple."

• "If this weren't Trump and he didn't have an R after his name, every Republican patriot would be screaming for him to be locked up. All politicians--no matter what party--should have to follow the same rule of law that applies to common citizens."

"He was given a simple instruction. Return the documents and no harm done. He refused and by doing so broke the law."

• "If the contents are as sensitive as indicated, they need to be stored in a fully secure facility, not a golf estate. People have strong opinions about Trump, but if you take him out of the equation, for what purpose does anyone need to retain those kinds of secrets in their personal collection? I cannot think of any benign reason."

"This man has broken laws with impunity. He needs to be shown and made to understand that he is not above the law or its consequences. It doesn't matter that he's a former president or again running for president – the rule of law is essentially powerless if it doesn't apply to everyone."

👎 No (23%) – "I feel they continue to hound him on things others have also done. If they are indicting him, they also need to indict other politicians who are doing the same things. Our current president has also had documents found in his home after his vice presidency."

• "The charges are the use of the DOJ by a sitting president to imprison a rival. This is what is done in the third world. And to make matters worse the current president has committed multiple crimes and should be in prison. The DOJ and the FBI are no different than the Gestapo."

🤷 Unsure/other (5%) – "It is starting a horrible, time-consuming precedent to continue to go after Trump. There's plenty going on with the Biden family right now, and we all realize that if we get a Republican president in office, this same thing will happen to that family....right?"