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Hillary will win no matter who runs against her.
Her "best shot" opponent, Chris Christie knows this. Sure if he were to run he'd lose by a thin margin, but he would still lose.
It costs hundreds of millions to run a Presidential campaign. Christie's way too smart to have that kind of cash spent on a campaign that he's sure to lose. Nope, he's not going to run, no way.
Not until 2020 or 2024, when Hillary leaves office. Then Christie will run, and probably win. He's a smart guy.
Know what else? Except for the most grieviously gerrymandered districts a whole lot of representatives from the right will become unemployed in the next 4 years. See, it's pretty much a given that the left will vote for the democratic party candidate. The republicans? Hmm. Maybe they'll vote republican, or maybe they'll vote Tea Party, or maybe they'll just stay home, rend their clothes, and pour ashes on their heads.
That's going to weaken the republican vote just a bit.
And what about the centrist/independent/3rd party voters? Very very few, maybe 5% tops will vote republican. About 20% will vote democratic. The other 75% will pick some other name from the ballot.
Yep, it won't be long before you can fit the echo chamber into a closet.
Discuss.
Her "best shot" opponent, Chris Christie knows this. Sure if he were to run he'd lose by a thin margin, but he would still lose.
It costs hundreds of millions to run a Presidential campaign. Christie's way too smart to have that kind of cash spent on a campaign that he's sure to lose. Nope, he's not going to run, no way.
Not until 2020 or 2024, when Hillary leaves office. Then Christie will run, and probably win. He's a smart guy.
Know what else? Except for the most grieviously gerrymandered districts a whole lot of representatives from the right will become unemployed in the next 4 years. See, it's pretty much a given that the left will vote for the democratic party candidate. The republicans? Hmm. Maybe they'll vote republican, or maybe they'll vote Tea Party, or maybe they'll just stay home, rend their clothes, and pour ashes on their heads.
That's going to weaken the republican vote just a bit.
And what about the centrist/independent/3rd party voters? Very very few, maybe 5% tops will vote republican. About 20% will vote democratic. The other 75% will pick some other name from the ballot.
Yep, it won't be long before you can fit the echo chamber into a closet.
Discuss.
