'Historic' presidential indictment generates questions, concerns and praise over how the system works – Chicago Tribune

Whether the indictment of former President Donald Trump represents the weaponization of the legal system or a check on executive power and what it means for next year’s presidential election and the country’s political future are all in the mix as political leaders and academicians weigh in on what everyone agrees is a first for the U.S.

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