Trevor Morley's Tache
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They would get voted out out of existence if they tried to shoehorn Skanky Vanky in.
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Gabriel
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They haven't left themselves enough time to get a credible candidate in place who hasn't been 'tainted' by Trump.
Likely not, but were one to emerge, then once in the running it might be possible to apportion blame on Trump. Would be a little similar to Harding v Cox in 1920, when the ailing and unpopular Wilson became the totem for everyone's ills, but that never helped the Democrats and saw the Republicans take the presidency and strengthen their hold in both Houses.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Let's hope this little bit of history does not repeat itself.Likely not, but were one to emerge, then once in the running it might be possible to apportion blame on Trump. Would be a little similar to Harding v Cox in 1920, when the ailing and unpopular Wilson became the totem for everyone's ills, but that never helped the Democrats and saw the Republicans take the presidency and strengthen their hold in both Houses.
Notice how he’s now trying “corrupt Joe” as “sleepy Joe” wasn’t/isn’t working.
Pure projection once again. Similar to calling Obama a traitor last week when he found out NYT had the story about Trump failing to criticise Russia for putting a bounty on US soldiers’ heads.
Top of the agenda of course, just below golf but above cradling Putin's balls
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Unbelievable to think that The Tiger King was the most normal bit of 2020 so far.
FogBlueInSanFran
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I talked about Trump deciding not to run some time ago — retiring “undefeated” and saying he’d been the best President since Lincoln (which is exactly what he did say) — but if he does it now, he’ll look like he’s abandoned his cult members to save himself . . . Oh, wait a minute, that’s exactly what death cult leaders do. So it wouldn’t surprise me in the least.
But voters are going to take out Trump’s sins on whomever the GOP puts up — it would almost assuredly have to be Pence but he’s been such a candy-ass, chickenshit enabler I don’t know how he could possibly divorce himself from Trump. I think the GOP hierarchy has finally begun to internally confront what they’ve done — they always knew, of course, but it was “worth it” to save their own particular jobs. Senator Graham for instance will pray he makes it through the election by slurping on the collective taints of Trump’s base, watch Trump lose, then disavow him completely, serve his six years, then retire. He’s sorted.
Gasparino, whose tweet started this, is an investigative reporter who broke a number of huge business stories, including the AIG bailout story. He was a juggernaut in 2008 during the crisis (which I remember all too well). The fact that he wrote this is very interesting.
I want to have my own Electoral revenge on this fat orange **** who I have been horrified by and detested for 30 years. I want all of his gutless ass-kissing enablers going down in glorious flames, screaming in terror as they fall. I want them all to suffer. But I also really do love my country. Any way Trump goes is fine by me, and the sooner the better.
But voters are going to take out Trump’s sins on whomever the GOP puts up — it would almost assuredly have to be Pence but he’s been such a candy-ass, chickenshit enabler I don’t know how he could possibly divorce himself from Trump. I think the GOP hierarchy has finally begun to internally confront what they’ve done — they always knew, of course, but it was “worth it” to save their own particular jobs. Senator Graham for instance will pray he makes it through the election by slurping on the collective taints of Trump’s base, watch Trump lose, then disavow him completely, serve his six years, then retire. He’s sorted.
Gasparino, whose tweet started this, is an investigative reporter who broke a number of huge business stories, including the AIG bailout story. He was a juggernaut in 2008 during the crisis (which I remember all too well). The fact that he wrote this is very interesting.
I want to have my own Electoral revenge on this fat orange **** who I have been horrified by and detested for 30 years. I want all of his gutless ass-kissing enablers going down in glorious flames, screaming in terror as they fall. I want them all to suffer. But I also really do love my country. Any way Trump goes is fine by me, and the sooner the better.
gordondaviesmoustache
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The way States voted back then was very different, though.Let's hope this little bit of history does not repeat itself.
kaz7
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He's done.
He lost his generals, and now he's almost certainly lost the troops
Hope one of his generals does the decent thing
kaz7
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Noticing a trend
Are these Republican states on the rise? A lot of mayors did not want to rush it
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Pretty much.Are these Republican states on the rise? A lot of mayors did not want to rush it
DeSantis (Florida) was the guy that kept the beaches open for Spring Break.
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