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)Why not? It would give him a head start on campaigning and fund raising.In light of the ass whooping his candidates took last night will Trump still announce he’s running for President in 2024?
Trump says he'll make a "very big announcement" Nov. 15
The former president has repeatedly hinted at a possible 2024 White House bid.
This is wonderful news. I really did fear the Nazi's were going to take over.In light of the ass whooping his candidates took last night will Trump still announce he’s running for President in 2024?
Trump says he'll make a "very big announcement" Nov. 15
The former president has repeatedly hinted at a possible 2024 White House bid.
Trump running for President in 2028....at 82???Maybe not.
The people of America apparently are pleased with Biden still.
The Donald should aim for 2028 and cede Sleepy Joe a 2nd term.
Kemp won due to black voter apathy and general Southern misogyny, DeSanctimonious won because Floriduh.The only two republicans that did well were Kemp and Desantis… they haven’t been supported by Trump.
Trump running for President in 2028....at 82???
That would be a sure loss.
I don't think so.
Kemp won due to black voter apathy and general Southern misogyny, DeSanctimonious won because Floriduh.
Since Republicans have said NOTHING about what they will do to address inflation or gas prices, that "readiness" for change is a pipe dream.If gasoline prices and crime continue to skyrocket , maybe the people will be ready for change.
Age is just a number.
And maybe Trump will be a goofy as John Fetterman in 2028- or can at least portray himself as senile realistically , that seems to be what a lot of the electorate likes now.
Yes. I believe he will.
He's Trump after all.
It's always about him. (See??, Republicans LOST without me!!
Since Republicans have said NOTHING about what they will do to address inflation or gas prices, that "readiness" for change is a pipe dream.
If voters rejected Trump in 2020, then rejected his candidates in 2022, what makes you think that by the time 2028 rolls around, he'll even be relevant?
The electorate wants stability. That means on both sides (for better or worse) career politicians.
Trump represents nothing of the sort.
The Republicans need to go back to putting forward traditional conservative candidates and kicking the crazies to the curb.Do you think this means the Republicans go back to the Romney and Bush kind of candidates for 2024 and ongoing?
And do you think that means long-term leftist rule in America
The Republicans need to go back to putting forward traditional conservative candidates and kicking the crazies to the curb.
Most of all, they need to send Donald Trump packing...for good. And then convince enough of his loyal base that it's in their long term best interest to do so.
So to answer your overall question...yes.
They are losers because they put forward the same failed policies time after time. Maybe if they came up with something fresh that actually SOLVED issues, rather than just be contrarian (see the whole ACA debacle), and fall back on the old culture war standbys, they would do better. People want moderation, stability, and competence out of their candidates. Right now, Republicans as a majority, don't come across as any of those.The problem the voters have with the "traditional conservative" candidates like Romney and Bush is that they are losers. The problem with loser candidates is that contributors aren't interested in donating to losers.
Maybe if the libs push through public financing of campaigns, a permanent losing party can be sustainable in America.
Jeeze, I haven't even looked at the election results, but it seems many Trump candidates lost, huh?
Well, if that is the case, it gives a huge boost to DeSantis, who I think most Republican voters secretly want anyway. I'd be fine with DeSantis as President.
I don't think it's much of a "secret" before or after last evening....It's been no secret for me for a good while.
Ever since the '22 gop primaries when Trump would show-up and hardly even mention who he was supporting did it for me.
I want a steady hand at the till.....Not over the top "look at me" bombast.
Oh I voted for Trump three times but he went off the rails when he "lost" and never moderated.That would work for me, not happy with Biden, but better than Trump. I remain a true independent/Never Trumper.
