The Trump Card...

coalminer · Nov 6, 2022

Pilgrim said:
Trump stepped in it yesterday when he tried to put down DeSantis yesterday during a rally in PA. Not a good move three days before an important midterm election. He still maintains a fragile popularity among the conservative base, but a lot of people will turn away from him if he continues these antics that make him seem unelectable in 2024.

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All part of the plan, the fake rivalry between Trump and Desantis is all for show, the republicans know they have to select someone the “never Trump republicans” will vote for. When Trump runs as the 3rd candidate nobody will get 270 and then the republicans will elect Trump, but don’t worry Desantis is in on it, he will have been promised the presidency after Trump retires or passes.

I hope you guys know what you are voting for, I guarantee this is the last time we will vote for the president.

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danthewolf00 · Nov 6, 2022

Trump/desantis ticket would burn the Democrat party to the ground......and you are all worried should it happen.

muttly · Nov 7, 2022

And just like that he totally redeems himself: :JC-hysterical:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1589377719183474688

muttly · Nov 10, 2022

Aye yai yai…

Pilgrim · Nov 10, 2022

muttly said:
Aye yai yai…
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What is the purpose in issuing such a statement at this point in time?

ATeam · Nov 12, 2022

danthewolf00 said:
Trump/desantis ticket would burn the Democrat party to the ground......and you are all worried should it happen.

Actually, I worry that Trump won't run for president. I hope he will.

He is already trashing DeSantis ("Ron DeSanctimonious"), using that insult more than once. This is not accidental. It's clearly intentional. DeSantis wants to run. He knows this is his once-in-a-lifetime chance.

A nasty fight between them for the GOP primary win will result in a DeSantis primary win. DeSantis is smarter than Trump and baggage-free in comparison. Then, in the general election, millions of resentful Trump voters will vote for Trump as a write-in candidate; thereby splitting the GOP vote and guaranteeing a Democratic victory.

ATeam · Nov 15, 2022

Run, Donald, Run!

With hurricanes and business matters, I have been mostly checked out of the political news in recent weeks but I'm dialed in to Trump's big announcement set for this evening (11/15/22). It is widely speculated that he will enter the 2024 presidential race by announcing his candidacy. I earnestly hope he does exactly that.

Run, Donald, Run!

muttly · Nov 15, 2022

Hopefully DeSantis stays in Florida and continues to be a great Governor for four more years.
Stay, Ron, Stay!

muttly · Nov 15, 2022

Rudy vindicated, exonerated, and cleared:

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RLENT · Nov 16, 2022

muttly said:
Rudy vindicated, exonerated, and cleared:

Yeah, no ... that isn't how it works ...

muttly · Nov 16, 2022

muttly said:
Rudy vindicated, exonerated, and cleared:

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And they sat-on making the announcement until AFTER the election.

danthewolf00 · Nov 16, 2022

RLENT said:
Yeah, no ... that isn't how it works ...

Yes that is how it works when there is no evidence of crimes....

coalminer · Nov 16, 2022

danthewolf00 said:
Yes that is how it works when there is no evidence of crimes....

There is a difference between no evidence and not enough evidence to convict.

danthewolf00 · Nov 16, 2022

coalminer said:
There is a difference between no evidence and not enough evidence to convict.

Still not convicted of a crime means hes not convicted of a crime....like trump.

Pilgrim · Nov 16, 2022

coalminer said:
There is a difference between no evidence and not enough evidence to convict.

"Not enough evidence to convict" = Innocent.

coalminer · Nov 16, 2022

Pilgrim said:
"Not enough evidence to convict" = Innocent.

Only according to the law.

RLENT · Nov 16, 2022

coalminer said:
There is a difference between no evidence and not enough evidence to convict.

True.

DOJ requires better than a 90% certainty of a conviction before they will prosecute a case ... which explains, at least to some degree, why they have such a high conviction rate.

muttly · Nov 16, 2022

Rudy must be squeaky clean. They spent 3 years and looked at information back to when he was mayor, but couldn’t come up with anything. A waste of time and resources because of political motives.

danthewolf00 · Nov 16, 2022

coalminer said:
Only according to the law.

That is correct.....which is what matters.

danthewolf00 · Nov 16, 2022

RLENT said:
True.

DOJ requires better than a 90% certainty of a conviction before they will prosecute a case ... which explains, at least to some degree, why they have such a high conviction rate.

Kind of like what has been going on with trump......they can't convict him of a crime but instead sued him in new York....do they not realize that if he shuts down trump hotel and the golf course in new York that there will be a loss of income tax from all the employees being fired.