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-His criminal conviction in New York, specifically why that conviction isn't disqualifying for a presidential candidate.
-Or his other open criminal cases, Georgia, DC federal court, FL federal court. Why aren't those disqualifying?
-How about his position on the 2020 election. He has claimed on a great many occasions that the election was stolen from him. Yet he cannot provide any evidence of that which has stood up to scrutiny in court? Why does he persist in his claims despite the lack of evidence?

I assume you mean "disqualifying for Mike". Because I don't think there's anything in the Constitution about that. In fact, I think you could be incarcerated and still run for POTUS as long as you're a natural born citizen over the age of 35.

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