i prefer Trump- but if that doesn't work out DeSantos has balls... He will do! On the dem side- which I would never vote for btw... I like kenndy- so i'm rooting for him. He wrote a great book on the vax- and the corruption!Taipan » 29 Apr 2023, 12:52 pm » wrote: ↑ I like DJ. He was a damn good pres. I can list a doz. positive things that he accomplished.
But, here is the rub--
1. "Trump-baggage".
2. Swing-states.
3. Independent voters.
4. Soccer-moms in the suburbs.
5. The Latino & Asian vote.
5 million votes from the GOP Team & added to the Dem Team = 10 mil.-vote gap.
The difference between "the thrill of victory.....or the agony of defeat" in the main election.
Therefore, at this point, I am voting for Coach DeSantis + a strong, smart, articulate,
woman V.P. I think he can put more points on the scoreboard for the GOP Team than
anyone else. I am a strategist. I am thinking about "the long game".
Let's try to see the entire forest.....& not just a grove of trees.
This nation is half full of Dems trying to tear-down old-fashion, White, Christian, America.
Every year, the margin of error gets thinner & thinner.
I have voted for Trump twice. If he wins the primary, then I will gladly go vote for him
again & say a prayer for him. Que......sera.....sera. (whatever will be.....will be).
"Let the chips fall where they may"
Sumela » 29 Apr 2023, 1:14 pm » wrote: ↑ Trump? lol.
So he hire Bolton and Fat **** Pompous the Lard *** again. And screeching nicotine neocon Haley
No thanks.
Don’t forget Steven Mnuchin the Goldman Sachs swamp creatureSumela » 29 Apr 2023, 1:14 pm » wrote: ↑ Trump? lol.
So he hire Bolton and Fat **** Pompous the Lard *** again. And screeching nicotine neocon Haley
No thanks.
RebelGator » 29 Apr 2023, 1:33 pm » wrote: ↑ You're wrong, he came in as a neophyte and hired some trash which he quickly fired......this time around he knows how the game is rigged and will play accordingly.
You are fair-minded.sootedupCyndi » 29 Apr 2023, 1:01 pm » wrote: ↑ i prefer Trump- but if that doesn't work out DeSantos has balls... He will do! On the dem side- which I would never vote for btw... I like kenndy- so i'm rooting for him. He wrote a great book on the vax- and the corruption!
I think Tulsie is running- she could come in as VP. possibly... there's the woman vote?
yes we are two states- so much in common... north and the south!Taipan » 29 Apr 2023, 2:03 pm » wrote: ↑ You are fair-minded.
Texas will work with Maine anytime.
I like Tulsi.
Maybe she could bring in a mountain of practical, rational, logical,
moderate Dems. (just what the doctor ordered)
She doesn't have to run technically- but i think she should do it.. To upset that apple cart.Xavier_Onassis » 29 Apr 2023, 6:27 pm » wrote: ↑ I think Tulsie is running- she could come in as VP. possibly... there's the woman vote?
Running for what?
She is not presently running for any office.
No one has to run technically.sootedupCyndi » 30 Apr 2023, 7:23 am » wrote: ↑ She doesn't have to run technically- but i think she should do it.. To upset that apple cart.
Won't take much to shave off votes for Biden.
And the rest of them can debate- which will make Sloppy Joe look like even more of a loser..
of course- the DNC won't let that happen tho.
They rig their primaries. That's why Trump went in on the republican ticket. I believe.
oh ****! i forgot- she switched parties.Xavier_Onassis » 30 Apr 2023, 8:18 am » wrote: ↑ No one has to run technically.
Trump ran as a Republican because he realized that the GOP was an assortment of clowns whose main concern was keeping their cushy jobs regardless of any principles. Trump also has no principles.
For Tulsi to run as a third party candidate would require a lot of money from people who actually believe, regardless of the history that a third party candidate has at least a chance of winning AND who would vote for a woman. I doubt that there are enough contributors to support her. She has not announced any ambition to run.
How much would you contribute to her so that Trump could win? $10? $100? $1,000? Perhaps $10,000?