Twangbanger
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- Oct 9, 2010
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The state EC can only vote for one candidate from their state. In this case either the President or VP.That highly likely will not happen. If the President and VP are from the same state that states EC votes do not count. They cannot win without Florida’s EC votes…
Not long, but it would likely put him in NY or NJ, both hostile to him and high tax states…The state EC can only vote for one candidate from their state. In this case either the President or VP.
Not sure how long Trump would have to reside elsewhere to qualify as a non-resident of Florida. If Trump moves expect a T/D ticket.
Not long, but it would likely put him in NY or NJ, both hostile to him and high tax states…
It would probably be better to interpret it the way I mean it.I disagree, especially with the need to 'learn self-control', which I interpret to mean behave in ways that you approve of
He brings a lot of this **** on himself. He makes it easier to believe what the media lies about him. I want him to behave in ways that don't make it harder for non-Trumpers to see reality for what it is.That is just a continuation of the canard that things would be so much better if only Trump was less like Trump
I don't think you possibly could see it. You already believe it's not there before you even look for it. I think Trump accomplished quite a bit because he mostly put the right policies in place. And that's obviously to his credit, despite the ways that he helped the media narrative against him.I see no evidence that his demeanor particularly hurt him or the results he was able to achieve because it was the things he held important and wished to accomplish that set his enemies against him, and that would not have been in any way ameliorated by the 'my esteemed colleague...' sort of discourse
Trump connected first and foremost to the people who were tired of republicans being gentleman losers, preferring to compete over the scraps the democrats would allow them to have.
I don't disagree with this either. Trump made a lot of progress by the end of his term. But where are we now? All that progress Trump made was utterly obliterated within a year of Joe Biden's inauguration. I think we're in a cycle now with such division that the pendulum is swinging wildly in terms of leaders. Bush begat 0bama. 0bama begat Trump. Trump begat 0biden.Early supporters, such as myself, were willing to take a chance on something different over the establishments lubing up Jeb to ram him up our ... sensibilities. We undoubtedly made bank on that bet, and now many more people can see that we need a fighter, not a poser, to make further progress at rolling back the decay in America
DeSantis would be wise to either spend four more making Florida an even stronger bastion of freedom and sit out 2024 (which given his recent actions I doubt he will) or play 2nd fiddle for 4 years and accept the baton rather than conduct a bloody fight for primacy that I feel he will lose and which will only enable our enemies
I'm not convinced that would be a good strategy anyway. Regardless whether DeSantis runs, assuming Trump wins the primary, I think it would be better for Trump to pick someone else, and let DeSantis work on Florida. I think a DeSantis presidential run without Trump in the mix would make DeSantis the automatic front-runner whether he was a VP or Governor during that time.That highly likely will not happen. If the President and VP are from the same state that states EC votes do not count. They cannot win without Florida’s EC votes…
DeSantis is up for re-election in 2022. Trump supports his re-election as governor with the understanding he needs to mentor someone (Lt. Governor?) who can replace him as governor in FL and stay the course. DeSantis supports Trump in 2024 and then Trump brings him aboard as a high cabinet official with national visibility when his 2nd term as governor nears an end, perhaps AG (he's Harvard Law) or DHS, but deliberately make him high visibility. In 2028 Trump passes the torch of America First to DeSantisI'm not convinced that would be a good strategy anyway. Regardless whether DeSantis runs, assuming Trump wins the primary, I think it would be better for Trump to pick someone else, and let DeSantis work on Florida. I think a DeSantis presidential run without Trump in the mix would make DeSantis the automatic front-runner whether he was a VP or Governor during that time.
I’d be okay with that if those things actually came about.DeSantis is up for re-election in 2022. Trump supports his re-election as governor with the understanding he needs to mentor someone (Lt. Governor?) who can replace him as governor in FL and stay the course. DeSantis supports Trump in 2024 and then Trump brings him aboard as a high cabinet official with national visibility when his 2nd term as governor nears an end, perhaps AG (he's Harvard Law) or DHS, but deliberately make him high visibility. In 2028 Trump passes the torch of America First to DeSantis
I can think of worse ways for the future to go
“Good morning ladies and gentlemen, this is your Governor speaking,” DeSantis begins. “Today’s training evolution: dogfighting. Taking on the corporate media.”
“The rules of engagement are as follows: Number one, don’t fire unless fired upon, but when they fire, you fire back with overwhelming force,”
“Number two, never ever back down from a fight,”
“Number three, don’t accept their narrative.”
See. That's what a President sounds like. Not the childish, self-aggrandizing, incoherent jabber we get from Trump.awesome...
Eh. I thought it had a slight whiff of Michael-Dukakis-in-the-Tank, and sorta cringed a little when I saw it.See. That's what a President sounds like. Not the childish, self-aggrandizing, incoherent jabber we get from Trump.
If he's gonna win over any die-hard Trump supporters that are left, a little cringe is in order.Eh. I thought it had a slight whiff of Michael-Dukakis-in-the-Tank, and sorta cringed a little when I saw it.
(It doesn't help that the move it was based on is utter low-common-denominator crap).
What move are you talking about?Eh. I thought it had a slight whiff of Michael-Dukakis-in-the-Tank, and sorta cringed a little when I saw it.
(It doesn't help that the move it was based on is utter low-common-denominator crap).
You know, bust-a-move…What move are you talking about?
He didn't save 100million lives with his Vax.DeSantis Announces Plan To Permanently End COVID Restrictions
Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday a proposal to permanently end covid-19 restrictions and enact protections for medical professionals.dailycaller.com
This guy gets it. Talks the talk and walks the walk.