Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What would the reaction have been if Biden had posted a similar picture of Trump?
I came here to say Biden *should* post this exact same picture, but with Trump tied up in the trunk of a car with Biden doing the thumbs up sign and see how much of a fit the right wing will pitch. Snowflakes indeed.
Anonymous wrote:What would the reaction have been if Biden had posted a similar picture of Trump?
Anonymous wrote:What would the reaction have been if Biden had posted a similar picture of Trump?
Anonymous wrote:What would the reaction have been if Biden had posted a similar picture of Trump?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Trump is encouraging violence against his political rival. That should have consequences. It won’t, but it should. Republicans are sick hypocrites.
It should be front page news everywhere.
Anonymous wrote:
Trump is encouraging violence against his political rival. That should have consequences. It won’t, but it should. Republicans are sick hypocrites.
Anonymous wrote:is this the thread for general chat about the trump campaign? cause if so:
https://apnews.com/article/republican-presidential-election-trump-battleground-community-centers-e2ff949e3dd0d0bd278b9ce4b5bcfc2d
In his bid to retake the White House, few states hold as much promise for Donald Trump as Michigan.
The former president has already won the state once and President Joe Biden, who reclaimed it for Democrats in 2020, is confronting vulnerabilities there as he seeks reelection. Trump’s campaign promises an aggressive play for Michigan as part of a robust swing-state strategy.
But, at least for now, those promises appear to be mostly talk. The Trump campaign and its partners at the Republican National Committee haven’t yet made significant general election investments in the state, according to Michigan Republican Party Chairman Pete Hoekstra. The national committee, he said, hasn’t transferred any money to the state party to help bolster its operations heading into the general election. There are no specific programs in place to court voters of color. And there’s no general election field staff in place.
“We’ve got the skeleton right now,” Hoekstra said. “We’re going to have to put more meat on it.”
It’s much the same in presidential battleground states across the country, according to Republican operatives and party officials involved in campaign planning elsewhere.