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idk I think the GOP candidate in 2024 is strongly positioned to win. PA, michigan, wisconsin trending red, Georgia gonna held this time around, no Trump to turn out blue. Joe will be insanely old (best case scenario for dems) or Kamala will be potus and she will lose worse than Hillary
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PsychoInternetHawk posted:Tucker comes off as a dumb goober outside his carefully controlled show and gets easily flustered. He doesn't have the Trump ability to just vamp on nothing regardless of context. I don't know, I think he'd be a much smarter and more competent Trump. Sure, he doesn't necessarily have Trump's weird amusing charisma that seduces chud brains like no other, but he seems to have good political instincts and understands the language of populism(fake) and could articulate it and harness it much better than Trump ever did. Trump's biggest problem from the start ever since he came down that escalator is that he is genuinely stupid as gently caress... he had big rear end balls and trolled and insulted his way the white house, but stupid nonetheless.
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KaptainKrunk posted:idk I think the GOP candidate in 2024 is strongly positioned to win. PA, michigan, wisconsin trending red, Georgia gonna held this time around, no Trump to turn out blue. Joe will be insanely old (best case scenario for dems) or Kamala will be potus and she will lose worse than Hillary i......disagree with those states trending red especially wisconsin
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it's hard to make any electoral predictions off of 2020 just because covid and voting by mail made the turnout so unusual. I definitely feel like if it's joe vs trump again, trump would probably lose again, but I also think that if the gop controls the house then there is no way that trump doesn't get installed
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bleeding kansas posted:i......disagree with those states trending red yeah they're all winnable for the GOP but it's really hard for me to see an improvement for the GOP in any of them since 2016, and the Dems have had mixed to good results in all those states since. real test is gonna be the Senate in Wisconsin in 2022. if the GOP can win that, that's a 5 alarm fire for Dems.
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Azathoth posted:yeah they're all winnable for the GOP but it's really hard for me to see an improvement for the GOP in any of them since 2016, and the Dems have had mixed to good results in all those states since. they just booted scott walker out, ron johnsons as good as gone
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bleeding kansas posted:they just booted scott walker out, ron johnsons as good as gone As someone watching from across the border over here in Minnesota, I'll believe it when I see it. Don't underestimate the Wisconsin Democratic Party's ability to really gently caress up a sure thing.
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bleeding kansas posted:i......disagree with those states trending red PA registered like 5 times as many new republicans as democrats over the past few years. The GOP flipped 2 statewide races last year and the extremely popular AG only won by a few points against a complete nobody. Democrats are in real trouble here but dems might get lucky cause the republicans running for gov/senate in 2022 are non-charismatic losers and/or lunatics
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Aglet56 posted:it's hard to make any electoral predictions off of 2020 just because covid and voting by mail made the turnout so unusual. I definitely feel like if it's joe vs trump again, trump would probably lose again, but I also think that if the gop controls the house then there is no way that trump doesn't get installed funny option: Republicans take the house in 2022 and make trump speaker of the house. then, regardless of what happens in the 2024 election they'll vote to not certify which would cause the speaker of the house to become president.
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The Nastier Nate posted:PA registered like 5 times as many new republicans as democrats over the past few years. The GOP flipped 2 statewide races last year and the extremely popular AG only won by a few points against a complete nobody. maybe! it sure was a close one in PA this year. could go either way. but quote:According to a Philadelphia Inquirer analysis covering this same topic, the average yearly exodus from the PA GOP is anywhere from 20 to 33 percent of the total of changes. But this year, the report indicates, the GOP accounts for 64 percent of these changes. https://patch.com/pennsylvania/abington/voter-registrations-exodus-gop-reverse-pa-trends
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Party registration is a bad indicator either way, as the eternal "West Virginia has more registered Democrats than Republicans" example tells us.
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well. sure. but the trend reversing itself overnight sure is something
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Thoguh posted:You think Cotton isn't manly enough? Well, we can fix that. big time army man tom cotton
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https://mobile.twitter.com/atrupar/status/1410415650858754050 close thread, they’re just gonna anoint him without bothering with primaries this time around
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lol yeah if he's saying that he's running
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god I cant wait for Biden v Trump while the world is burning all around us. I hear a fiddle…
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Apraxin posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/atrupar/status/1410415650858754050 yeah the primary is going to be even more pro forma than it was in 2020
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Apraxin posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/atrupar/status/1410415650858754050 A second escalator has hit the south state.
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a primary debate where everyone is trying to say they agree with trump the hardest
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cumshitter posted:a primary debate where everyone is trying to say they agree with trump the hardest 
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cumshitter posted:a primary debate where everyone is trying to say they agree with trump the hardest Literally they can’t even run, they have to take a backseat. The only ones that can run against trump are your “moderate republicans” so if someone wants to take a stab at it and run as a mitt Romney or John Kasich type, we’ll just see how well that goes (they’ll get a quarter of the vote in a 2 way race if lucky)
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Also, whatever trump says until he filed the paperwork is bullshit because he will never explicitly say he’s not running until the day of the first primary
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Shear Modulus posted:yeah the primary is going to be even more pro forma than it was in 2020 on the dem side too because lol if the DNC is going to allow either Biden or Kamala to have a primary challenger
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The Nastier Nate posted:Literally they can’t even run, they have to take a backseat. It's going to be funny to watch what Ted Cruz does. I could see Mitt or Kasich or someone similar trying to kamikaze Trump, but if that craven little poo poo runs, you know there's blood in the water for Trump.
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If Trump does run he's going to have a big, beautiful reality show VP selection process and it's going to get great ratings.
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obviously Trump is going to say things to build hype and attention. I think anything he says or does is empty and useless until 2023. Then we'd know for sure. also he's old as hell, no one knows what could happen in the next two years The Nastier Nate posted:Also, whatever trump says until he filed the paperwork is bullshit because he will never explicitly say he’s not running until the day of the first primary Yep. Azathoth posted:It's going to be funny to watch what Ted Cruz does. I could see Mitt or Kasich or someone similar trying to kamikaze Trump, but if that craven little poo poo runs, you know there's blood in the water for Trump. Kasich is old news. That lane would be taken up by Larry Hogan or some other great "moderate" hope.
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Maximo Roboto posted:Kasich is old news. That lane would be taken up by Larry Hogan or some other great "moderate" hope. Yeah, I more meant someone from that general mold of old-school big business guys who love Jesus and hate gay people because that was what they had to say to get those tax cuts through than actually Kasich himself, who is definitely radioactive to the GOP now.
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Azathoth posted:Yeah, I more meant someone from that general mold of old-school big business guys who love Jesus and hate gay people because that was what they had to say to get those tax cuts through than actually Kasich himself, who is definitely radioactive to the GOP now. Jeb!
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Azathoth posted:Yeah, I more meant someone from that general mold of old-school big business guys who love Jesus and hate gay people because that was what they had to say to get those tax cuts through than actually Kasich himself, who is definitely radioactive to the GOP now. I was trying to think of who fill the Kasich lane and yep, Larry Hogan. He very much wants to be president but he probably should have ran in like 1992.
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I could see Ted Cruz taking a shot against their king. Dude values power and doesn't care who gets shivved along the way.
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Mustached Demon posted:I could see Ted Cruz taking a shot against their king. Dude values power and doesn't care who gets shivved along the way. he also stuck it out against trump longer than anyone and didn't pay any political price for it, but he's also young enough that I could see him setting up for 2028 instead (lol at there being elections in 2028 but cruz definitely thinks there will be)
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Spergin Morlock posted:funny option: Republicans take the house in 2022 and make trump speaker of the house. then, regardless of what happens in the 2024 election they'll vote to not certify which would cause the speaker of the house to become president. That's one way to start a shooting war.
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Zeroisanumber posted:That's one way to start a shooting war. Libs are tremendous cowards and will never consider direct action like that. If anyone’s gonna start (and win) a shooting war, it’s the Boomerwaffen.
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Zeroisanumber posted:That's one way to start a shooting war. There will be a lot of shooting all right Liberals shooting letters to the editor on how outraged the orange man snuck into the white house again Spergin Morlock posted:funny option: Republicans take the house in 2022 and make trump speaker of the house. then, regardless of what happens in the 2024 election they'll vote to not certify which would cause the speaker of the house to become president. The congress elected in 2024 is the congress that certifies the election, not 2022 though. They would also need the senate because by default the states are certified unless both houses of congress object. So if the GOP holds congress from the 2024 election then even if the dem wins (unlikely in that case) they can overturn the presidential election Or they could just do what they did on 1/6 and refuse to certify each state to drag out the process while they send in their cultists again (although with proper PMC / police / military backup this time). I mean it almost worked the first time and the dems responded by doing absolute jack so Feldegast42 has issued a correction as of 06:10 on Jul 2, 2021 |
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Mustached Demon posted:I could see Ted Cruz taking a shot against their king. Dude values power and doesn't care who gets shivved along the way. On the other hand, if Trump wins in 2024, Ted Cruz is a likely appointment to the Supreme Court.
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