***Official Political Discussion Thread***

[aepps20]

yah im just posting this because people were doing the whole
"post some inaccurate exit polls 5 minutes after elections is over" routine.

I thank you for this and I know that you are a proud American.

 

[IATT]

 

[IATT]

I know @dwalk31 is rubbing his hands together to vote for Trump for a fourth time

that man had to visit the closet to look at his little hat after the announcement

 

[IATT]

 

[noblekane]

mans was watching twilight at 1 am

 

[sneeker]

True. Admittedly some of the intangibles which worked in his favor in 2016 aren’t going to be there in 2024. And yeah you’re seeing more conservatives see through his bs and seeing all his flaws.

But he does still have enough sway within the party to where if he did run 3rd party it’s going to divide up the votes and to where he still has a very legitimate shot at winning the nomination outright. But I agree, he doesn’t have the momentum he had in 2015/16 this time around.

The thing with Trump is had he not won the nomination in 2016, I doubt he would’ve taken that L gracefully. We avoided that scenario since he won the nomination. But If he takes the L in 2024 primary wise, I just can’t see him falling in line, rallying behind DeSantis or whoever and doing what candidates who lose in the primaries normally do. Especially if things get ugly during the primaries and DeSantis tries to match his energy. I just don’t see him going away quietly if he takes that L.

trump's first rodeo was perfectly timed in 2016. weak primary republican opponents and a divided Democratic party. Hillary wasn't trusted enough to swing the whole Bernie supporters to her side inspite of Bernie's endorsement. atleast half of Bernie supporters felt cheated or betrayed and from the looks of it was instrumental on the swing or moderate states.

a narcissist would always be a narcissist. biggest mistakeby the GOP was allowing Trump into their party which pretty much sealed their fate. I believe the Republicans wouldn't win a presidential seat for atleast a decade til something changes inside the party. I don't believe moderates would trust any of those Republicans til someone new or something changes or sabotage the Democrats.

all the Republicans could do is treat trump as insignificant and at the same time put him behind bars if they really want to get rid of him totally.

 

[Wargames]

I like to think deep down they all hate Donald

 

[aepps20]

 

[Mark Antony]

 

[cedric ceballos]

trump's first rodeo was perfectly timed in 2016. weak primary republican opponents and a divided Democratic party. Hillary wasn't trusted enough to swing the whole Bernie supporters to her side inspite of Bernie's endorsement. atleast half of Bernie supporters felt cheated or betrayed and from the looks of it was instrumental on the swing or moderate states.

a narcissist would always be a narcissist. biggest mistakeby the GOP was allowing Trump into their party which pretty much sealed their fate. I believe the Republicans wouldn't win a presidential seat for atleast a decade til something changes inside the party. I don't believe moderates would trust any of those Republicans til someone new or something changes or sabotage the Democrats.

all the Republicans could do is treat trump as insignificant and at the same time put him behind bars if they really want to get rid of him totally.

Oh I agree. 2016 was a perfect storm where all the stars aligned. But him winning does give him credibility amongst conservative voters even with all his scandal.

As for your last part. I said something along those lines that it would be comical as hell to see the GOP suddenly get on board with all the investigations if they felt he was detrimental to their 2024 plans. I’m sure they would make a bad faith attempt to frame it as trying to get him out the paint “for the good of the country”.

Something is going to have to give though. Because he doesn’t give a damn about the GOP unless they can benefit him. He’ll be 78 in 2024. This is likely his last hurrah, he’s not going to be signing kumbaya with the GOP if he’s not the nominee and a free man. It’s funny seeing people on the conservative part of Reddit starting to acknowledge that and admit that Trump is only all about Trump though.

 

[frink85]

there's no "angry woman" running against him and no catchy "lock her up" catch phrase (as of yet) so he's gonna have to manufacture some outrage to rally the non-MAGAs

edit: I suppose if it's Biden he can roll out "sleepy Joe" but it's pretty tired unless your in cult 45.

 

[gry60]

I'd say the only thing that is not traditional about this is the fact that they didn't all live in the same compound.

 

[jpzx]

No one is above the la

 

[IATT]

Someone find lindsey

 

[kdawg]

So is the new slogan Make America Great And Glorious Again? MAGAGA!

 

[jpzx]

MAGAGA!

Yes, caveman noises.

 

[Based Jesus]

 

[jpzx]

Y'all remember we had 12 ******* GOP debates across 2015 and 2016 before the Republicans settled on Trump as nominee? We're going to be railroaded by that **** again in the news...

 

[IATT]

 

[IATT]

Y'all remember we had 12 ****ing GOP debates across 2015 and 2016 before the Republicans settled on Trump as nominee? We're going to be railroaded by that **** again in the news...

going be hilarious to see trump.. desantis.. pence.. and whoever else go at it

let Kari lake on stage.. marge too.. and ole girl from colorado.. hell palin too

gop made their bed.. finally we can enjoy watching them have to lay in it

 

[Nike Jordan]

 

[frink85]

First Villanueva now Caruso, get these clowns all the way outta LA

 

[moonman818]

Let's see what she does to get all these homeless bums off the street.

LA city council is worthless.

 

[flyeed]

CNN giving mike pence air time to promo his book and pander to right wingers with a town hall

 

[Chopper]

Y'all remember we had 12 ****ing GOP debates across 2015 and 2016 before the Republicans settled on Trump as nominee? We're going to be railroaded by that **** again in the news...