Will He, Or Won't He?

[IndyDave1776]

On a serious note, one of the really cool things about Trump is that he is NOT easy to predict. I could see him running again. I could just as easily see him acting like it to stand as a lightning rod blocking for a like-minded ticket good for four terms like a DeSantis/Noem transitioning into a Noem/?, which would allow enough consecutive time in office to do some good..

 

[Axxe55]

Another question that could go along with with this is, should he, or shouldn't he run again in 2024 for president?

 

[easy rider]

Seriously? With Trump's ego and a large portion of the U.S. pushing him to run, you honestly believe he won't?

 

[Axxe55]

Seriously? With Trump's ego and a large portion of the U.S. pushing him to run, you honestly believe he won't?

I think it's possible for sure. Ego can be a huge motivator.

But I have to wonder, if there could be a better role that Trump could fill and that might allow him to be involved without actually running for president.

 

[A1Oni]

whoever gets voted in is gonna suck sauce anyway.

 

[easy rider]

I think it's possible for sure. Ego can be a huge motivator.

But I have to wonder, if there could be a better role that Trump could fill and that might allow him to be involved without actually running for president.

Ask yourself, do you really believe that is how Trump thinks?

 

[Axxe55]

Ask yourself, do you really believe that is how Trump thinks?

With Trump's ego, his money, and that he dislikes losing, I think it's very much a possibility that he will run again in 2024.

The other scenario I see is, Trump putting support behind someone he thinks could do the same job as well as he did, and shares his same values and work ethic. DeSantos? Donald Jr.?

 

[easy rider]

With Trump's ego, his money, and that he dislikes losing, I think it's very much a possibility that he will run again in 2024.

The other scenario I see is, Trump putting support behind someone he thinks could do the same job as well as he did, and shares his same values and work ethic. DeSantos? Donald Jr.?

After watching Trump well before he was president, I never once got the impression he would be satisfied being behind the scene.

 

[Axxe55]

After watching Trump well before he was president, I never once got the impression he would be satisfied being behind the scene.

That's a good point, and with Trump being the person he is, I can agree with that.

 

[Axxe55]

I'm not opposed to Trump running in 2024 in the least, and considering how well he did with just four years, I would for sure give him heavy consideration as a viable candidate. I took a chance on voting for Trump in 2016, and voted for him without hesitation because of the job he was doing in 2020. I liked the job he did in his term in office, so that in itself is huge factor for me in his favor if he did decide to run again.

But much can happen in between now and then. I will also be giving lots of thought and consideration of all who run against Harris or the Democrats in 2024 as well.

 

[easy rider]

But much can happen in between now and then. I will also be giving lots of thought and consideration of all who run against Harris or the Democrats in 2024 as well.

Harris doesn't have a chance, even her own party hates her.

 

[Axxe55]

Harris doesn't have a chance, even her own party hates her.

But even given that, if she were the one that many felt was the best option to run against Trump if he decided to run again, I think they would throw their support behind her, because their hatred of Trump is even greater.

 

[easy rider]

Of course, the way things are going, voting will just be a show, and we'll have a tyrannical government.

 

[Txhillbilly]

Trump pissed off too many of his voter's, and the Republican party. He would be stupid to run again.
He was never my choice to begin with, I only voted for him because he wasn't a Democrat.

 

[Texas45]

Trump pissed off too many of his voter's, and the Republican party. He would be stupid to run again.
He was never my choice to begin with, I only voted for him because he wasn't a Democrat.

Really
70% of votes in cpac 2024 presidential pole.
Clostest was Desantis at 21%

Doesnt seem PO’d to me.

Trump easily wins CPAC 2024 GOP presidential nomination straw poll

Former Presidentv Donald Trump easily won the 2024 GOP presidential nomination poll at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) gathering this weekend in Texas.

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[Txhillbilly]

Really
70% of votes in cpac 2024 presidential pole.
Clostest was Desantis at 21%

Doesnt seem PO’d to me.

Trump easily wins CPAC 2024 GOP presidential nomination straw poll

Former Presidentv Donald Trump easily won the 2024 GOP presidential nomination poll at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) gathering this weekend in Texas.

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And you're basing that off of 1525 people voting! Not much of a vote there.

I like Trump as a person, but he's an egomaniac and acts like a child when he doesn't get his way.
A lot of people including myself got tired of his daily rampaging on Twitter.

 

[toddnjoyce]

Really
70% of votes in cpac 2024 presidential pole.
Clostest was Desantis at 21%

Doesnt seem PO’d to me.

Trump easily wins CPAC 2024 GOP presidential nomination straw poll

Former Presidentv Donald Trump easily won the 2024 GOP presidential nomination poll at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) gathering this weekend in Texas.

www.google.com

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Yeah, really. Part of the problem with CPAC’s straw polls is that they are taken by politicians of politicians for politicians.

Reality is that most Presidential elections come down to a few key districts that swing a few electors is a very few key states. If you can win those, you win everywhere else your party wins. Trump did it in ‘16 and failed miserably in doing so in ‘20.

You don’t have to like, but that is the way ball is designed to bounce by the politicians influenced by the parties to write the laws in the states.

 

[easy rider]

I like Trump as a person, but he's an egomaniac and acts like a child when he doesn't get his way.
A lot of people including myself got tired of his daily rampaging on Twitter.

I based his job performance on how loud the left screamed.

 

[Axxe55]

I based his job performance on how loud the left screamed.

That is almost a very accurate indicator of his job performance!

 

[Texas45]

Yeah, really. Part of the problem with CPAC’s straw polls is that they are taken by politicians of politicians for politicians.

Reality is that most Presidential elections come down to a few key districts that swing a few electors is a very few key states. If you can win those, you win everywhere else your party wins. Trump did it in ‘16 and failed miserably in doing so in ‘20.

You don’t have to like, but that is the way ball is designed to bounce by the politicians influenced by the parties to write the laws in the states.

I get all that.
Just dont see him as done yet.
Maybe some life left in his ideals for US


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