Trump campaign death spiral

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Anonymous wrote:Dems raised 310 Million in July and Trump raised 139 😂

You believe that? You saw his take right after he was shot. It was not 139M.

DP Nope, as of 3 hours ago Harris’ campaign more than double ($310m) what Trump raised in July.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kyle Rittenhouse is no longer endorsing Trump. It's over.

Say isn't so. Why not? He sure isn't going to endorse Harris.

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Anonymous wrote:Is it too late for him to be replaced? How can this be achieved?

His numbers are better than Kamala's state by state.

This! The guy is a loser by all measures yet half of the country will still vote for him, a significant portion of them even idolize him. Says a lot about our country that it’s this close to begin with.

+1 I'm glad there's more excitement now on the Dem side but it makes me so sad that after everything still nearly half of voters says yeah we want more Trump. Seriously???? I used to disagree with Republicans but could at least understand where they were coming from. Now, I just can't at all.

A lot of them aren’t really saying we want more Trump, they just want less progressive policy. I recently watched an interview with a Harris about equity and it honestly sounded quite socialist. Not a huge fan of that.

Posts like this are a handy reminder that the average American voter wouldn't know "Socialism" if it walked up and bit them on the ass.

Socialism is a centrally planned economy. It's exactly what democrats have been pushing since before Tip O'Neill.

And capitalism means allowing corporations to offshore their jobs and hire anyone they wan to for whatever pay they want.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Kyle Rittenhouse is no longer endorsing Trump. It's over.

Say isn't so. Why not? He sure isn't going to endorse Harris.

He says he's writing in Ron Paul because Trump is too soft on 2A

And of course Trump's response is to say he wants to jail Rittenhouse

Apparently the response from “Trump” was really a parody account.

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Anonymous wrote:Kyle Rittenhouse is no longer endorsing Trump. It's over.

Hmm, I’m gonna need to know who Joe the Plumber is endorsing.

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Anonymous wrote:Is it too late for him to be replaced? How can this be achieved?

Someone at the GOP would need to lead an effort, assemble the delegates and vote on a new candidate by August 7 - as the ballots start getting printed on the 8th.

But tease this out. The GOP is MAGA and MAGA=Trump.

Get rid of Trump and you lose 40% of your voting block.

Non-viable nationally or any swing state if the MAGAs stay home.

Good luck.

+1. Plus, Lara Trump now runs the RNC. So, that’s a dead end.

And yeah, ballot deadlines start with Ohio 8/8. And the RNC would need to revote, since Trump has been formally norminated (unlike Biden— but like Harris! She just secured the nomination via virtual vote )

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Anonymous wrote:I would say that tweets like this do not suggest a lot of strength on the Trump side of things

“Absolute, demonic madness”? I truly marvel at the GOP’s weird take on things. No wonder they have Trump as their leader.

So, kind of like the Democrats spewing nonsense like “the end of democracy of Trump is elected”? Like that?
DP

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Anonymous wrote:I would say that tweets like this do not suggest a lot of strength on the Trump side of things

“Absolute, demonic madness”? I truly marvel at the GOP’s weird take on things. No wonder they have Trump as their leader.

So, kind of like the Democrats spewing nonsense like “the end of democracy of Trump is elected”? Like that?
DP

He literally said that. "Dictator on day one" and "You'll never have to vote again". If never having to vote again isn't the end of democracy, what is?

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Anonymous wrote:Kyle Rittenhouse is no longer endorsing Trump. It's over.

Say isn't so. Why not? He sure isn't going to endorse Harris.

Rittenhouse said he’s going to write in Rand Paul.

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Anonymous wrote:Is it too late for him to be replaced? How can this be achieved?

His numbers are better than Kamala's state by state.

Not any more. Within the margin of error in all swing states — with her leading about .7-1% in each swing state.

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Anonymous wrote:Is it too late for him to be replaced? How can this be achieved?

Someone at the GOP would need to lead an effort, assemble the delegates and vote on a new candidate by August 7 - as the ballots start getting printed on the 8th.

But tease this out. The GOP is MAGA and MAGA=Trump.

Get rid of Trump and you lose 40% of your voting block.

Non-viable nationally or any swing state if the MAGAs stay home.

Good luck.

Especially since, unlike Biden when he left the ticket, Trump has been formally nominated. So, the RNC would need to vote remove and replace. And, remind me who runs then RNC.

If you didn’t want a demented race baiting loser former President, current cult leader, and convicted felon and rapist, you shouldn’t have been flirting with him. Because no, theRNC, as body, will not just shut it down. You must carry him to term, even if he could kill you party.

Have fun with that.

[Anonymous]

Ha. The economy is now spiraling into a recession under Bidenomics. The stock market is a blood bath today.

Recession starting and voters are going to slam anyone related to the Dems and the Biden administration.

[Anonymous]

It's to early to talk about death spirals. There are still 3 months left, and that's an eternity. Yes, Harris should get a bump out of her VP nominee and DNC, but there will still be 70+ days left in the election. Which might as well be eternity.

I will admit that I like the whole 100 days to the election type campaign, instead of listening to them for 2+ years. I wish we would reform the system so that campaigning is limited to a narrow time frame.

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Trump is really doubling down onto all this weird talk. For all their nonsense and flaming, the Republicans sure suck at taking it. Ha HA!

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Anonymous wrote:Is it too late for him to be replaced? How can this be achieved?

His numbers are better than Kamala's state by state.

This! The guy is a loser by all measures yet half of the country will still vote for him, a significant portion of them even idolize him. Says a lot about our country that it’s this close to begin with.

+1 I'm glad there's more excitement now on the Dem side but it makes me so sad that after everything still nearly half of voters says yeah we want more Trump. Seriously???? I used to disagree with Republicans but could at least understand where they were coming from. Now, I just can't at all.

A lot of them aren’t really saying we want more Trump, they just want less progressive policy. I recently watched an interview with a Harris about equity and it honestly sounded quite socialist. Not a huge fan of that.

Posts like this are a handy reminder that the average American voter wouldn't know "Socialism" if it walked up and bit them on the ass.

Socialism is a centrally planned economy. It's exactly what democrats have been pushing since before Tip O'Neill.

Your first sentence is correct, if somewhat simplified. Your second sentence is a mischaracterization to the point of dishonesty.