Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a Biden supporter but I'd be concerned if the republicans picked Scott as their nominee. I don't think any of the other republicans have a shot in the general election. And I do think Scott has a very good shot-- I anticipate a strong finish for him in Iowa.
The problem with Scott is that he refuses to go after Trump directly. He won't even blame him for Jan 6..."I can only hold responsible the very people who threatened my life and the former president did not threaten my life." He's counting on some combination of Christie, a desperate DeSantis and the legal system to do his dirty work for him so he can pick up the MAGA voters. That won't work - if Scott has any hope of winning the nomination he needs to consolidate the anti-Trump voters before it's too late.
Anonymous wrote:I'm a Biden supporter but I'd be concerned if the republicans picked Scott as their nominee. I don't think any of the other republicans have a shot in the general election. And I do think Scott has a very good shot-- I anticipate a strong finish for him in Iowa.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a Biden supporter but I'd be concerned if the republicans picked Scott as their nominee. I don't think any of the other republicans have a shot in the general election. And I do think Scott has a very good shot-- I anticipate a strong finish for him in Iowa.
Can you imagine Trump or Biden on a debate stage against a savvy and sharp person in their political prime years like a Tim Scott or Gretchen Whitmer? To see Trump and Biden try to hang in a debate against real candidates would be an eye opener for all to see just how misguided we have become if nominating Trump and Biden again in 2024. It's scary.
Anonymous wrote:I'm a Biden supporter but I'd be concerned if the republicans picked Scott as their nominee. I don't think any of the other republicans have a shot in the general election. And I do think Scott has a very good shot-- I anticipate a strong finish for him in Iowa.
Anonymous wrote:I'm a Biden supporter but I'd be concerned if the republicans picked Scott as their nominee. I don't think any of the other republicans have a shot in the general election. And I do think Scott has a very good shot-- I anticipate a strong finish for him in Iowa.
Anonymous wrote:If the Trump corruption is so “legendary,” why did Dems have to fabricate charges of him playing footsie with Vlad? You had 7 years, the entire intelligence community & the media to just pick one of his many crimes and nail him for it. I hope you get him on these new charges, because I can’t take any more of Adam Schiff.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If the Trump corruption is so “legendary,” why did Dems have to fabricate charges of him playing footsie with Vlad? You had 7 years, the entire intelligence community & the media to just pick one of his many crimes and nail him for it. I hope you get him on these new charges, because I can’t take any more of Adam Schiff.
He is an obnoxious, selfish, deviant , narcissistic, that just got a lot of money from his real estate developer obnoxious dad. Do better GOP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm going to speculate: Gavin Newsome
Too slimy.
Anonymous wrote:I'm going to speculate: Gavin Newsome
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Biden.
He is the incumbent, he has run a very good administration and barring some self-inflicted economic collapse, he should win.
Ha you made me spit out my morning coffee. the most inept, corrupt pathetic corpse of a president ever to sit in the White House. Only thing worse would be Kamala.
The "only thing worse than Biden" category includes every single Republican.
Anonymous wrote:The mere though of either Biden or Trump is to me (personally speaking) enough to send shivers down my spine but my husband who detests Trump and much more closely, follows politics think Trump will prevail. Is this widely agreed upon?
I was hoping for either Destantis (looks unlikely now) or Tim Scott (maybe VP) to whoever gets it?