Is trump still a viable candidate? Great Read from The Atlantic

[JimH52]

Is Trump Still a Viable Candidate? Yes and No.

Even after a disappointing midterm election, the former president retains his grip on the GOP.

www.theatlantic.com

The article really brings out some of the challenges that both repubs and Dems have going forward. The repub party is at a critical juncture. Do they continue allowing trump to lead their party or move on to younger and less stained candidates?

This is not so much of a partisan read as it is a realistic view of political realities. It is worth a look.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Is Trump Still a Viable Candidate? Yes and No.

Even after a disappointing midterm election, the former president retains his grip on the GOP.

www.theatlantic.com

The article really brings out some of the challenges that both repubs and Dems have going forward. The repub party is at a critical juncture. Do they continue allowing trump to lead their party or move on to younger and less stained candidates?

This is not so much of a partisan read as it is a realistic view of political realities. It is worth a look.

Well we know he has your vote. All you do is dream about him.

 

[mamooth]

As of now, it looks like a blue wave in 2024.

Running against Trump works very well for Democrats. 2022 proved that.

If Trump wins the primary, Democrats get to run against him again, and win much bigger, being how so many Republicans are sick of Trump.

If DeSantis wins, Trump's hardcore cultists stay home, and Democrats romp.

 

[mamooth]

Well we know he has your vote. All you do is dream about him.

This is an example of a Trump cultist down on his knees begging Democrats to stop attacking Trump, because even Trump cultists understand how Democrats win elections that way.

Go on. Scream "WAAA! TDS! TDS!" all you want. We're _still_ going to keep attacking Trump, and we're still going to savor your loser-tears.

 

[JimH52]

As of now, it looks like a blue wave in 2024.

Running against Trump works very well for Democrats. 2022 proved that.

If Trump wins the primary, Democrats get to run against him again, and win much bigger, being how so many Republicans are sick of Trump.

If DeSantis wins, Trump's hardcore cultists stay home, and Democrats romp.

They created the monster. Now they need to deal with him.

If he is not given the 2024 nomination...he will smash the repub party. The repub party leaders have a unique problem...one of their own making.

 

[jbrownson0831]

They created the monster. Now they need to deal with him.

If he is not given the 2024 nomination...he will smash the repub party. The repub party leaders have a unique problem...one of their own making.

And you Dimmers have a unique problem. You are all idiots.

 

[Harry Dresden]

trump going down would be pretty devastating to you jimmy.....obsessions are tough to break away from.....

 

[RhodyPatriot]

Is Trump Still a Viable Candidate? Yes and No.

Even after a disappointing midterm election, the former president retains his grip on the GOP.

www.theatlantic.com

The article really brings out some of the challenges that both repubs and Dems have going forward. The repub party is at a critical juncture. Do they continue allowing trump to lead their party or move on to younger and less stained candidates?

This is not so much of a partisan read as it is a realistic view of political realities. It is worth a look.

"Great read from the Atlantic".

Now there's an oxymoron if ever there was one.

 

[JimH52]

This is an example of a Trump cultist down on his knees begging Democrats to stop attacking Trump, because even Trump cultists understand how Democrats win elections that way.

Go on. Scream "WAAA! TDS! TDS!" all you want. We're _still_ going to keep attacking Trump, and we're still going to savor your loser-tears.

As long as the repubs hold onto trump, they will lose. It is okay with me if they even rename the party trump.

 

[BluesLegend]

Hell if shrieking Hillary can run twice with all her baggage, Trump can.

 

[kyzr]

Trump won't be the GOP nominee.

The RNC just sent out polls to see which candidates we support or oppose, including "businessman Trump" or "ex-president Trump".

On my ballot both Trump and Never-Trumpers got terrible ratings.

So I hope the RNC gets the hint that Trump needs to lose the primary.

 

[Harry Dresden]

As long as the repubs hold onto trump, they will lose. It is okay with me if they even rename the party trump.

yea but you are obsessed with that name.....so no surprise there.....his name is probably stenciled on the tag on your underpants....

 

[jbrownson0831]

As long as the repubs hold onto trump, they will lose. It is okay with me if they even rename the party trump.

Because jimmy is a closet Trumpy voter arent you?

 

[Devils_Advocate]

Is Trump Still a Viable Candidate? Yes and No.

Even after a disappointing midterm election, the former president retains his grip on the GOP.

www.theatlantic.com

The article really brings out some of the challenges that both repubs and Dems have going forward. The repub party is at a critical juncture. Do they continue allowing trump to lead their party or move on to younger and less stained candidates?

This is not so much of a partisan read as it is a realistic view of political realities. It is worth a look.

No, he isn’t unless it is him back Harris.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Trump won't be the GOP nominee.

The RNC just sent out polls to see which candidates we support or oppose, including "businessman Trump" or "ex-president Trump".

On my ballot both Trump and Never-Trumpers got terrible ratings.

So I hope the RNC gets the hint that Trump needs to lose the primary.

He will be if only the idiot RINOs go up against him. DeSantis may not run.
The RINOs are basically as detestable as you Dimmers.

 

[Meathead]

Is Trump Still a Viable Candidate? Yes and No.

Even after a disappointing midterm election, the former president retains his grip on the GOP.

www.theatlantic.com

The article really brings out some of the challenges that both repubs and Dems have going forward. The repub party is at a critical juncture. Do they continue allowing trump to lead their party or move on to younger and less stained candidates?

This is not so much of a partisan read as it is a realistic view of political realities. It is worth a look.

Great read from the Atlantic?! You probably think Hilary is honest and Biden isn't senile.