I dont disagree with that, but neither party can come up with a good candidate.
The Trump Card...
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danthewolf00
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Trump is better that Biden at this point....better of 2 evils.
At this point it all depends on who he chooses as his VP.
danthewolf00
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I think tim Scott would be awesome as vp
danthewolf00
Veteran Expediter
I think trump for the Republican side.
And Robert Kennedy jr for the Democrat side.....Kennedy seams to have common sense like joe Manchin does.
And Robert Kennedy jr for the Democrat side.....Kennedy seams to have common sense like joe Manchin does.
danthewolf00
Veteran Expediter
Now Robert Kennedy jr with joe Manchin as vp would give trump a run for his money.
As long as its not the goofball from Georgia or the whiner from Arizona.
Disciplinary Panel Calls for Former Trump Attorney Giuliani's Disbarment
The Big Lie continues to unravel.
"The report, released Friday by a committee assembled to review his conduct, determine that Giuliani “seriously undermined the administration of justice” by bringing a suit “seeking to change the result of the 2020 presidential election when he had no factual basis, and consequently no legitimate legal grounds, to do so.” (Source. Emphasis mine)
The Big Lie continues to unravel.
"The report, released Friday by a committee assembled to review his conduct, determine that Giuliani “seriously undermined the administration of justice” by bringing a suit “seeking to change the result of the 2020 presidential election when he had no factual basis, and consequently no legitimate legal grounds, to do so.” (Source. Emphasis mine)
Translation: Leftist partisan activist Obama and Clinton judges only want Dems to have lawyers to legally challenge elections in court.
Known by the Company You Keep
Roger Stone accompanied Trump at an Iowa campaign stop on Friday and on board Trump's plane on a flight to Las Vegas.
"In 2019, Stone was found guilty in federal court for interfering with the congressional investigation into Trump's 2016 campaign and its ties to Russia. He was convicted on seven counts, including witness tampering and making false statements. He was then sentenced to more than three years in federal prison, but Trump ultimately commuted his sentence and then pardoned his longtime ally." (Source)
Stone and Trump have been close for decades. It's interesting to see this convicted felon (later pardoned, but not later innocent) retains Trump's ear.
Roger Stone accompanied Trump at an Iowa campaign stop on Friday and on board Trump's plane on a flight to Las Vegas.
"In 2019, Stone was found guilty in federal court for interfering with the congressional investigation into Trump's 2016 campaign and its ties to Russia. He was convicted on seven counts, including witness tampering and making false statements. He was then sentenced to more than three years in federal prison, but Trump ultimately commuted his sentence and then pardoned his longtime ally." (Source)
Stone and Trump have been close for decades. It's interesting to see this convicted felon (later pardoned, but not later innocent) retains Trump's ear.
Fundraising: Trump and DeSantis both Strong, but DeSantis Crushes Trump
Trump:
Trump raised over $35 million in Q2, 2023. This is about double what he raised in Q1 ($18.8 million). This money is split between two entities (Trump's official campaign committee, and the Save America PAC). Funds are raised for both by a joint fundraising committee. The percentage split between the two entities is not yet disclosed. This structure allows Trump to legally spend some of the money on his legal bills. Fundraising and spending details will be released later this month. (Source)
DeSantis:
"Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis brought in an impressive $20 million in fundraising during the first six weeks of his campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, his political team told Fox News on Thursday.
"Never Back Down, the super PAC supporting the Florida governor's presidential run, in a separate announcement told Fox News that they've hauled in $130 million in fundraising since the committee launched in early March.
"A significant portion of Never Back Down's fundraising - roughly $82 million - was money transferred to the super PAC in June from a Florida based political committee affiliated with the governor. The funds were originally raised to support DeSantis' 2022 gubernatorial re-election." (Source)
Average Per Week
DeSantis's campaign started mid-way through Q2, 2023. He has six weeks of reporting history in that time. Trump's campaign was active through all of Q2, 2023 (13 weeks). Excluding DeSantis's massive Never Back Down PAC, DeSantis raised $20 million in six weeks. Trump raised $35 million in 13 weeks. The per-week averages are:
DeSantis: $3.33 million per week
Trump: $1.54 million per week
In fundraising, DeSantis is crushing Trump. In the polls, Trump is crushing DeSantis.
Biden's Q2 fundraising numbers have not yet been announced. That will come on or before the July 15 reporting deadline.
Note that the fundraising game for Biden is significantly different than it is for Trump and DeSantis. With the general election over a year away, fundraising is less urgent for Biden. He has no credible primary opponent. Trump and DeSantis are in a pitched primary battle now.
Trump:
Trump raised over $35 million in Q2, 2023. This is about double what he raised in Q1 ($18.8 million). This money is split between two entities (Trump's official campaign committee, and the Save America PAC). Funds are raised for both by a joint fundraising committee. The percentage split between the two entities is not yet disclosed. This structure allows Trump to legally spend some of the money on his legal bills. Fundraising and spending details will be released later this month. (Source)
DeSantis:
"Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis brought in an impressive $20 million in fundraising during the first six weeks of his campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, his political team told Fox News on Thursday.
"Never Back Down, the super PAC supporting the Florida governor's presidential run, in a separate announcement told Fox News that they've hauled in $130 million in fundraising since the committee launched in early March.
"A significant portion of Never Back Down's fundraising - roughly $82 million - was money transferred to the super PAC in June from a Florida based political committee affiliated with the governor. The funds were originally raised to support DeSantis' 2022 gubernatorial re-election." (Source)
Average Per Week
DeSantis's campaign started mid-way through Q2, 2023. He has six weeks of reporting history in that time. Trump's campaign was active through all of Q2, 2023 (13 weeks). Excluding DeSantis's massive Never Back Down PAC, DeSantis raised $20 million in six weeks. Trump raised $35 million in 13 weeks. The per-week averages are:
DeSantis: $3.33 million per week
Trump: $1.54 million per week
In fundraising, DeSantis is crushing Trump. In the polls, Trump is crushing DeSantis.
Biden's Q2 fundraising numbers have not yet been announced. That will come on or before the July 15 reporting deadline.
Note that the fundraising game for Biden is significantly different than it is for Trump and DeSantis. With the general election over a year away, fundraising is less urgent for Biden. He has no credible primary opponent. Trump and DeSantis are in a pitched primary battle now.
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danthewolf00
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No credible primary opponent.....lol it will be trump and who ever he asks to be his vp.
Everyone running below him knows they will not win against trump they are running for the vp slot.
It will be either haley or Scott for vp.
Everyone running below him knows they will not win against trump they are running for the vp slot.
It will be either haley or Scott for vp.
The Left wants DeSantis to stay in the race so he can slug it out with Trump. It’s not going so well.
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If you denied entrance to all "communists" does that mean anyone from China? If the people who manufacture all of the products we use here cant come and meet with the greedy businesses that sent the work there, maybe that will cause them to bring the work back here????
Naaa, the greedy businesses will always find a way to get richer, will just move to another country where they can pay slave wages.
danthewolf00
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Under the north America free trade act they did just that back in 2007.