Anonymous wrote:2024 is a wise move. My prediction (err...hope?) is that Trump loses in 2020 and the GOP has a come-to-Jesus moment and embraces centrist policies. Hogan would fit into that well, and if the Democrats lean too far left and become too progressive (already risking this in 2020 with some of the candidates), then Hogan will stand a very good chance of winning.
My feeling is the silent majority of Americans are moderate centrists, and that's the kind of leader we need. Both parties are going too far in their respective directions.
Or maybe I'm just disillusioned...
After their come-to-Jesus moment in 2012, they embraced...Trump.
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