Anonymous wrote:I would love Hogan/Haley ticket!

This would present a quandary for me. I would love to vote for Hogan, who I think represents the traditional Republican platform. However, Haley backed Trump and is too closely associated with the MAGA cult that is diametrically opposed to most of what the Republican party stood for, before it lost its collective mind.

Under normal circumstances, I’d vote primarily for the Presidential candidate, considering that the VP would be an unlikely backup. However, seeing as they would represent the party that caused the insurrection with supporters threatening the VP because he wasn’t toeing the MAGA line, I would have some concern that a Republican president Hogan might be a target of MAGA “Republicans”, when they knew that the person a heartbeat from the presidency was also MAGA.

Anonymous wrote:If Trump loses the nomination, will he go away quietly?

When has he ever done that? That’s why no one else has declared yet.

If Trump loses the nomination, will he go away quietly?

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Anonymous wrote:DeSantis
Haley
Scott
Hogan
Youngkin

Some combination of the above would be a winning ticket.

Which Scott?\\edit- not that it really matters, since I don't much like any of them.

Rick Scott is out.

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Anonymous wrote:I would love Hogan/Haley ticket!

Yes dear but that ticket will never survive an actual Republican primary.

+1 Hogan/Haley would lose badly even in the Maryland Republican primary.

Anonymous wrote:JD Vance

Yes please. Take him.
- an Ohioan

"The biggest conservative political gathering of the year will not return to Orlando after two years, but former President Donald Trump is again set to be the headliner, with no mention so far of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis."
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Anonymous wrote:I would love Hogan/Haley ticket!

DeSantis/ Hogan

Hogan/ DeSantis

I like Haley but she's been quite lost for years

Hogan will not be anywhere on the ticket. DeSantis would NEVER settle for the number two slot.

JD Vance

Anonymous wrote:DeSantis
Haley
Scott
Hogan
Youngkin

Some combination of the above would be a winning ticket.

Which Scott?\\edit- not that it really matters, since I don't much like any of them.

Anonymous wrote:I would love Hogan/Haley ticket!

Yes dear but that ticket will never survive an actual Republican primary.

Anonymous wrote:I would love Hogan/Haley ticket!

DeSantis/ Hogan

Hogan/ DeSantis

I like Haley but she's been quite lost for years

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I think Haley could be a formidable contender against Biden.

Haley lies daily is a pos and no she will never be a "contender"

What exactly does she bring to the table but crap?

Citations for the bolded. We'll wait.

Previous PP here - I think it's useless to argue with someone that say Haley brings nothing to the table but crap. They are either MAGA or a resistance type Democrat. I won't vote for the GOP nominee for President, but I'll acknowledge that they may win the Presidency. And yes, I think Haley would make a formidable candidate against Biden.

She lacks charisma, and she looks like a flip flopper who can't decide if she wants to be a MAGA idiot or a normie. No way she wins a nom.

I would love Hogan/Haley ticket!