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2dimes wrote:Who are they going to run for POTUS next election. Seems like a good cycle to run almost anyone. The current guy is probably getting a second term, unless he legitimately slips into a coma.
They're not seriously thinking of letting their last president guy try again, are they? He didn't even get his second term. I feel like the people have spoken. He might want to relax in Florida and wait until the democrats run another woman.
Anyone know enough about what's actually happening within the party?
aladeen wrote:It's really just been a downhill slide since Ike for them.
aladeen wrote:how deeply unpopular and stupid the republicans are
aladeen wrote:It's true. The GOP has a lot of built in advantages in gerrymandering
and Senate composition
aladeen wrote:It's true. The GOP has a lot of built in advantages in gerrymandering and Senate composition. Right now, the Senate is 50/50, but the Democrats represent almost 42 million more people for the same number of representatives. Frankly, the fact that the chart isn't all red all the time due to the built-in advantages for the GOP shows 1. how deeply unpopular and stupid the republicans are and 2. how much this minority rule is a slap in the face of democracy.
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2dimes wrote:I was hoping someone here might actually know if there is a plan to run a particular person as a candidate next election.
Is it Donald Trump?
Is it too early to know?
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Dukasaur wrote:Canadian election not enough fun for you?
2dimes wrote:Dukasaur wrote:Canadian election not enough fun for you?
We don't vote for the Prime Minister.
I don't believe my incumbent Minister of Parlament has a challenger. I did however start looking up candidates. The likelihood of me voting for the liberal candidate is incredibly low. My incumbent is decent and might get my X.
Mostly I was curious if there was someone currently in the US Republican Party that I was unaware of who will likely run for president next term.
2dimes wrote:Ok, so according to you two.
Both the Republicsns and Democrats are "deeply unpopular", yet they continue to be the only two parties that ever run a candidate that gets elected as president.
How does that work?
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strike wolf wrote:2dimes wrote:Ok, so according to you two.
Both the Republicsns and Democrats are "deeply unpopular", yet they continue to be the only two parties that ever run a candidate that gets elected as president.
How does that work?
By convincing voters that a third party or independent candidate can't win.
mookiemcgee wrote:2dimes wrote:I was hoping someone here might actually know if there is a plan to run a particular person as a candidate next election.
Is it Donald Trump?
Is it too early to know?
If Trump doesn't run... the current 'frontrunner' by a metric mile on oddsmaker websites is the Gov of Florida Ron DeSantis.
I think most of the rest of the field are hesitant to indicate if they would run or not until more is known about Trumps plan. I assume he will run, provided his continued efforts to force a para-military coup fail.
Other names being thrown around:
Nikki Haley (solidly 3rd place on oddmaker sites)
Mike Pence (good luck with that, Trump tried to murder you by proxy so I don't see the party codifying around him)
Kristi Noem
Any of Trumps Kids
Any fox news anchors
other trump administration washouts (Mike Pomp ect)
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