IBDaMann
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That's because Tulsi would win.
That's because Tulsi would win.
Nah, no politicians who burns bridges on one side then joins the other ever really succeeds going forward, neither side really trust themThat's because Tulsi would win.
What does the Democratic party need with another crazy person?Has anyone in the DNC considered wooing Tulsi Gabbard back over to the Democrat party with the promise that she'll be the next Presidential nominee? She would probably beat Vance. Tulsi would win. This is why I am certain the DNC wouldn't even consider the idea.
Funny, it wasn’t a Democrat who wined and dined Holocaust deniers at his home, nor it wasn’t a Democrat who spread idiocy that Jews were using drones to start fires on the west coastJssh Shapiro
Oh, forget that, Dems hate Jews...
There's always an array of candidates. surely there's a "top" one in your opinion. The reason I'm asking is because I see the same array of candidates and I'm not seeing anything even remotely viable, but of course that's just my perspective. I wanted to get other perspectives to point out what I'm not seeing.There isn’t any “top candidate” at this point, rather an array of potential candidates including Governors, Senators, one Representative, and others currently not even in politics.
I get it. Nonetheless, in three years, all of these "array of candidates" will still be around, and it wouldn't hurt to start considering who will be running against Vance and why.Currently Newsman is getting the most publicity and Booker leads in dollars, but neither are dominating anything. Over three years away, an eternity in politics
That's the nature of certainty. It's always a sure thing.And why you so sure Nance will be the GOP candidate?
Trump will ride out his Presidency. It has been revealed in my crystal ball. What has not been revealed is Vance's opponent, and that's what I'm hoping to glean (get a little insight) into what Democrats and leftists are thinking. I always like to factor that into my own thoughts on the matter.If Trump takes a fall, fifty fifty proposition, Nance could descend with him.
My crystal ball says that will have to wait until after Vance's second term.In three years even the GOP might have had enough Trumpism and “RINO” emerges as the savior
Nah, no politicians who burns bridges on one side then joins the other ever really succeeds going forward, neither side really trust them
What does the Democrat party need with another Presidential victory?What does the Democratic party need with another crazy person?
I get it. I'm just saying that if the DNC were to woo Tulsi back and run her against Vance, she would win. I am also saying that because she would win, the DNC doesn't want anything to do with her. The DNC didn't want anything to do with her back when she would have defeated Trump.Nah, no politicians who burns bridges on one side then joins the other ever really succeeds going forward, neither side really trust them
<shrug> Good!If they would win, the DNC won't run them.
Vance is a couch-fucker. He's also in the Epstein files!You are arguing against observations made through a crystal ball. Hold that thought.
Here you go, a list from both parties as to potential candidates:There's always an array of candidates. surely there's a "top" one in your opinion. The reason I'm asking is because I see the same array of candidates and I'm not seeing anything even remotely viable, but of course that's just my perspective. I wanted to get other perspectives to point out what I'm not seeing.
Who is your preferred candidate right now, versus who do you think would stand the best chance at winning the Presidency right now?
I get it. Nonetheless, in three years, all of these "array of candidates" will still be around, and it wouldn't hurt to start considering who will be running against Vance and why.
That's the nature of certainty. It's always a sure thing.
Trump will ride out his Presidency. It has been revealed in my crystal ball. What has not been revealed is Vance's opponent, and that's what I'm hoping to glean (get a little insight) into what Democrats and leftists are thinking. I always like to factor that into my own thoughts on the matter.
My crystal ball says that will have to wait until after Vance's second term.
Regan perhaps, but he wasn’t a leading Democrat politician prior to changing parties, and Trump, he wasn’t anything, may have been registered as a Democrat, but was just about as much a Democrat then as he is today a Republican, Trump’s only loyalty or convictions ever were always just to TrumpAmerica's two greatest modern day presidents were Reagan and Trump, and both of them were Democrats until they decided
that it was a disastrous failed party, and then became pro American Republicans.
Thanks, just what matters most to Democrats, an opinion from a Red Hat Clubber![]()
At this point, I expect the Democrats to go into 2028 with a stage of political midgets like this...
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They'll squabble over details of their agenda offering nothing new or alternative. The most ardent Leftists among them might openly call for socialism, gun confiscation, etc.
Show how I'm wrong. What strong national candidate does the Democrat(ic) party have to offer right now?Thanks, just what matters most to Democrats, an opinion from a Red Hat Clubber
She already attempted a run and went nowhereI get it. I'm just saying that if the DNC were to woo Tulsi back and run her against Vance, she would win. I am also saying that because she would win, the DNC doesn't want anything to do with her. The DNC didn't want anything to do with her back when she would have defeated Trump.
Three years out, several, but it is anyone’s race at this pointShow how I'm wrong. What strong national candidate does the Democrat(ic) party have to offer right now?
She, like say Kristen Simena, weren't sufficiently Leftist for their party. That's the problem the Democrats have today. They can't or won't run someone who isn't a Leftist. They ran Biden out of desperation needing a candidate that was at least marginally palatable to most Americans.She already attempted a run and went nowhere
Regan perhaps, but he wasn’t a leading Democrat politician prior to changing parties, and Trump, he wasn’t anything, may have been registered as a Democrat, but was just about as much a Democrat then as he is today a Republican, Trump’s only loyalty or convictions ever were always just to Trump
Last I looked historians had Trump ranked in the bottom, and please, spare us the historians are commies bullshit