2024

15 January 2021, 09:55 AM

Jack Frost

2024

A recent poll shows trumps popularity for the 2024 Republican nomination has slipped some but he is still number 1. Check out number 3!

https://morningconsult.com/202...gop-primary-polling/

Jf

15 January 2021, 10:14 AM

ShiroKuro

Also, when should we expect to see Ivanka's name up there?

15 January 2021, 10:23 AM

pianojuggler

It's hard to run for pres when you're in prison.

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15 January 2021, 10:24 AM

CHAS

15 January 2021, 10:31 AM

Axtremus

I still predict that the GOP will not nominate Trump or any of the Trump kids in 2024, and the GOP nominee will not want Trump or any of the Trump kids to campaign with him/her.

15 January 2021, 10:53 AM

jodi

I agree with Ax. The name will be too tarnished.

15 January 2021, 11:22 AM

wtg

Bannon has resurfaced in Trump's life recently. I'm sure part of it is fishing for a pardon. But Trump was a useful idiot the first time. No reason to believe Bannon can't do it again.

At least two QAnon believers are in Congress.

I'm not counting the Trumps out.

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Bazootiehead-in-training

15 January 2021, 12:39 PM

pianojuggler

"Grab 'em by the pvssy" should have sunk him.

I-1 still got elected after that got out.

He has proven there is no bottom. And his supporters still support him no matter how far he sinks.

So, I'd say don't underestimate the GOP's tolerance for I-1 and his spawn.

And if he gets a majority of the vote in the primary -- and it looks like if the primary were held today, he would -- and the nominating convention ignores the vote and nominates someone sensible and qualified (that is, nobody on the list in the article) the same gang of violent armed thugs that broke into the Capitol will storm the convention and demand that their exalted Dear Leader get the nomination.

And if Dear Leader isn't available, his spawn who bears his name will probably be it.

In their eyes, Pence is damaged goods.

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15 January 2021, 12:46 PM

pianojuggler

quote:
Originally posted by wtg:
Bannon has resurfaced in Trump's life recently. I'm sure part of it is fishing for a pardon. But Trump was a useful idiot the first time. No reason to believe Bannon can't do it again.

At least two QAnon believers are in Congress.

I'm not counting the Trumps out.

And Bannon was the Mercers' useful idiot. They're still around and have billions to spend to destroy the government and shape the wreckage into their twisted idea of what a government should do (help make people like them richer and keep everyone else down where they belong).

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15 January 2021, 03:57 PM

Nina

I'm not particularly interested in polling of GOP-identifed voters. I'm much more interested in polls showing all registered voters, or even polls of all voter-eligible adults.

16 January 2021, 01:36 PM

Jack Frost

quote:
Originally posted by Nina:
I'm not particularly interested in polling of GOP-identifed voters. I'm much more interested in polls showing all registered voters, or even polls of all voter-eligible adults.

Know your enemy.

Jf

16 January 2021, 02:48 PM

Nina

The thing is, I think many GOP have discovered their enemy and are no longer affiliating with the party. I read a snippet that approximately 5K registered GOP in Arizona de-enlisted (?), whatever, took the necessary steps to unregister as GOP after Jan 6th.

I don't know if that means they registered somewhere else, but this is a big reason why I don't particularly care about what registered GOP voters think at the moment. If their numbers are slipping, it may not matter. 80% of GOP may approve of Trump but if that amounts to only (making these numbers up) 35% of voters, then it's really not as ominous as it sounds. Just mind-boggling, but that's a different story.