Yes
He should.
No
He shouldn’t.
President Trump has repeatedly claimed that several Democratic state attorneys general pursued politically motivated investigations against him, both during and after his time out of office. Supporters argue that if laws were broken, officials should be held accountable regardless of political position, while opponents warn that arresting political rivals could undermine the independence of the justice system. The debate raises broader questions about selective prosecution, abuse of power, and where the line should be drawn between lawful accountability and political retaliation.