Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?
US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)
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Radical Cadre
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Never trust @The Last Stand,
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Presidents and the Fed are all puppets. They're only good when they make you laugh.
Save your state, unless it's a machine like NY, and that's when you go local.
Take it from a Black, never ever relax. One moment his takes are sound, but in the next, a picture of a sometimes beautiful White actress in grayscale.
Love him though. Keeps me on my toes.
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There is no "letting Trump in." There's no device in place to bar his entry. If he files to get on the ballot in every state and wins the majority of the delegates, the RNC is stuck sitting on their thumbs. The RNC doesn't have superdelegates like the DNC. If the "wrong" candidate makes it to the top of the DNC, the establishment dems can combine their votes to support the opposition and the opposition will win. The democrat primary is about as controlled as an election can be, as the DNC holds about half the voting power where the democrat primary voters hold the other half. It's essentially impossible to deny the will of the superdelegates.
The only "maybe" scenario is if the RNC hold a voice vote to change some rule that would stop Trump, and then flat out lie about the vote results, even thought they're broadcast on live TV. It's not impossible. I've seen the RNC do it once and the DNC do it 3 times. The only problem is, if they do it to Trump in a hypothetical 2024 run, the primary voters will start a revolt within the party. IF Trump runs, the RNC can't stop him, and republican voters will put him up against Biden or whoever the DNC superdelegates choose to succeed him.
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All the talk of the RNC banning Trump from running right now is naive IMO. Whether the RINOs and neocon middle managers like him or not he's the face of the party, he has built up a following no Republican has seen since Reagan and has enough sway to get certain primary candidates in over the line (most of the time). Banning him might make the party brass feel better, but it effectively hands the Dems 2024 on a silver platter just due to voter depression and many on-the-fence red voters refusing to turn out given their man blatantly having been done in dirty.
With that said, however, what happens for 2024 and the nominee choice comes down to the midterms. Republicans take back the Senate and/or House on the back of a batch of Trump loyalists (as most Republican candidates will be seeking Trump's support)? Trump probably runs again and the RNC cannot stop him. Dems keep control of Congress? The presidential nomination is up in the air given the likely narrative of Trumpian politics now officially being dead.
In short, if Trump wants the nomination it's his right now, and that will remain the case until at least the midterms.
With that said, however, what happens for 2024 and the nominee choice comes down to the midterms. Republicans take back the Senate and/or House on the back of a batch of Trump loyalists (as most Republican candidates will be seeking Trump's support)? Trump probably runs again and the RNC cannot stop him. Dems keep control of Congress? The presidential nomination is up in the air given the likely narrative of Trumpian politics now officially being dead.
In short, if Trump wants the nomination it's his right now, and that will remain the case until at least the midterms.
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Dudes like Kash Patel are the furthest thing from yes men and he represents the future blueprint for the Republican party, impo.
The Dems are stuffed full of ChiCom cock, so the Republicans need to align themselves with intelligent, resourceful people from India to counterbalance.
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Maybe I'm just Naive, but if the RNC didn't give it to Trump, wouldn't his base just leave and vote for him as an independent and split the vote for the party?
From what I can tell, Trump voters like Trump, a lot of them do not actually like the republican party. its not like the DNC who can shaft over whoever the popular canidate is and expect a full turnout from their voters solely based on the idea of party loyalty. Republicans do not have that sort of power. Especially after their rather weak showing after the 2020 election drama
From what I can tell, Trump voters like Trump, a lot of them do not actually like the republican party. its not like the DNC who can shaft over whoever the popular canidate is and expect a full turnout from their voters solely based on the idea of party loyalty. Republicans do not have that sort of power. Especially after their rather weak showing after the 2020 election drama
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So this article came across my social media. Can some please archive it while I'm mobile.
Missed the third suicide, but now we're at four. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark for there to be four "suicides" over such a short span of time.
Fourth police officer, 26, dies by suicide after bravely defending US Capitol
Kyle DeFreytag's death has been announced after the family of DC Metropolitan Officer Gunther Hashida said that he too had died just months after the US Capitol in Washington DC was stormed by rioters
www.mirror.co.uk
Missed the third suicide, but now we're at four. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark for there to be four "suicides" over such a short span of time.
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So this article came across my social media. Can some please archive it while I'm mobile.
Fourth police officer, 26, dies by suicide after bravely defending US Capitol
Kyle DeFreytag's death has been announced after the family of DC Metropolitan Officer Gunther Hashida said that he too had died just months after the US Capitol in Washington DC was stormed by rioterswww.mirror.co.uk
Missed the third suicide, but now we're at four. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark for there to be four "suicides" over such a short span of time.
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The biggest problem with that is you run the risk of having a Teddy Roosevelt/Bull Moose situation where you divide the vote and allow a trash candidate like Woodrow Wilson to win the Presidency, unless Trump wins a resounding amount of the GOP voters and completely demolishes the milquetoast RINO they try to push to be the "dignified loser" for Biden in 2024. Trump could be the guy to do it but it's a very risky gamble and we are in Clown World so anything's a possibility.
The GOP or at least those that support Trump are still pissed though and anger can be a strong motivator even being 3 years out; optimistically we'll see this anger bubble up in the midterms and see a lot of Dems and RINOs get knocked off their Congressional pedestals.
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It's not uncommon for a suicide to trigger more, but two right next to each other before any proof of one could be provided? Yah NOW it's crossing the point of easy explanation.
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No. If there was a master plan in action, Trump would have either had “perfect evidence” to put him in jail or died in a “car accident” the moment he left office as punishment for his insolence.
They thought they made a plan back in the day, but competent people died of old age or accident, we’re incarcerated, lost random elections, etc.
These “plans“ can’t hold without solid leadership that can get results, not political results, but economic, military, diplomatic… you know… actual results. Since these people have been trying to sabotage things to make a welfare state, they never tried to raise effective leaders, they have only groomed replacements. That is a key difference that is currently biting them in the ass right now.
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I think this is the right course of action. DeSantis is still really young and he can continue to build Florida into a blood red state, Florida becoming a red state with Ohio is a big get for Republicans and they cannot fuck this up. The rest of the rust belt will be at least leaning Republican in the next few cycles and I think we will see New Mexico and Nevada continue to trend red as well. Republicans have some great potential ahead, and the Democrats only have batshit insane candidates lined up after Biden. DeSantis just needs to continue to do what he is doing and not fuck up or get caught in a major scandal, the DNC and the media are gunning for him.
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I don't know how any of you can be so optimistic about Trump running again. Didn't we prove last time that they will manufacture an insurrection just to super-duper bar him from Twitter?
While Trump was surrounded by RINOs, it's deeper than that. Even a Trump Unleashed couldn't do much about the entrenched traitors in the FBI. I mean, is the idea just that the elites and deep state don't have any strength left to fight? I just can't game it out how Trump could do it. DeSantis might have a chance to get some of those reforms done just because he's a little less brash about it and could distract the media to get crucial stuff done.
I agree DeSantis is well positioned in Florida, I just don't know if the scales can fall from people's eyes in time for Trump to be rehabbed.
While Trump was surrounded by RINOs, it's deeper than that. Even a Trump Unleashed couldn't do much about the entrenched traitors in the FBI. I mean, is the idea just that the elites and deep state don't have any strength left to fight? I just can't game it out how Trump could do it. DeSantis might have a chance to get some of those reforms done just because he's a little less brash about it and could distract the media to get crucial stuff done.
I agree DeSantis is well positioned in Florida, I just don't know if the scales can fall from people's eyes in time for Trump to be rehabbed.
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Who does the Dems even have after Biden? The decrepeit Sanders again? Cuomo? Newsom?
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Isn't AOC eligible in 2024?
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I mean...you set the terms.
@AnotherPleb She is not viable for a presidential run. I doubt she could even manage a senate run. That is a whole different brand of attention and I honestly do not think she could stand up to it and she is also incredibly unlikable. I would argue that she is less likeable than Harris.
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By proving election fraud, for the good of the country, not for the good of a party.
Seems as most of those who don't believe in election fraud are fart-huffing, elitist ball-washing, redditor-faggots, it would be popular with the normies.
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As a note, Rick Scott set it, and Ron Desantis spiked it. Scott put an end to it during election week (lol) when he was governor, while Desantis made the fix permanent when he became governor.
If the GOP doesn't want this, they shouldn't fight Trump!
The problem with running so much propaganda is that the successors inevitably are true believers and thus incompetents who let the whole thing collapse.
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