The message is more important than the messenger.
Will He, Or Won't He?
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The message is more important than the messenger.
LaborLawPaul
Member
And the counter is more important than the voter.
impactbumper
Active Member
Why did you keep reading if the tweets were so exhausting? I never get that.
I knew what he was in 2016 and i voted for the same person in 2020 because he delivered.
Gotta see how things play out in 2022; if reps cant flip the house and win maj in the senate, things might play out different.
Do I want him to run and win? Yes, 2020 was taken away from him, he deserves his second term.
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Actually, they would need some type of animatronics. They are already using the "Weekend at Bernie's" protocol.
Txhillbilly
Active Member
I didn't read any tweets, the article said that there were 1525 people at the CPAC event that voted.
The problem is the majority of Republican's in Congress and the Senate hate Trump almost as much as the Democrat's.
Unless they work with him on his agenda, he's pissing in the wind just like he did most of his 1st term as President. Executive Order's only do so much.
I just don't think he will be nominated in 2024, but I've been wrong before.
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
Hypothetically, if Trump got the nomination in 2024, and somehow did win, the big question is, will the Republicans work with him, or stab him in the back again, or what?
Also that would be making an assumption that the election isn't rigged against him in the first place.
Also that would be making an assumption that the election isn't rigged against him in the first place.
The biggest factor against him.
"Large portion?!?" Don't believe the hype.
Trump needs to keep out of politics. He'll only make things worse, and he won't realize it because of his huge ego.
DeSantis/Crenshaw 2024!
Nobody could overcome that type of voter fraud. It doesn't matter who runs.
They voted themselves in a potato that didn't campaign backed up by a whore with the PC skin color and zero qualifications.
Nope.
People act like this was the first election in history to have voter fraud. As if the Dems never cheated before. Sorry, that just isn't true.
Yes that voter fraud could have been overcome, it was when he was elected the first time.
Weekend at Biden's!
I liked what Trump did. He wasn't my first pick.
I think he has been poisoned by the media and a fresh face could work, if we have a valid election.
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
I think voter fraud has existed probably as long as voting has been around. I think that it's not the voter fraud occurring that is an amazement for many, but that it was done so blatantly and obvious, and there wasn't the outrage that there should have been.
Voter fraud should be upsetting to any and every American voter, regardless of which way you vote.
Most everything the left has been pulling is out in the open. Somewhere, somehow, we have ended up with media and politicians that are more interested in talking points and covering for what's in our faces.
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
I think in the past, they at least tried to hide the fact that fraud was happening with voting. Now, I think they just don't really care if anyone knows they are cheating.
That is simply an opinion and an observation of mine though.
Precisely! I like Ted Cruz and what he says, but talk is cheap, and that's about all I hear. I like Rand Paul, and if he actually gets "Dr." Fauci indicted, I'll chalk that one up, but I have my doubts.
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
You are correct. Talk is cheap. Action matters.
Umm, do you realize that Trump received almost 10 million more votes in 2020 than his 70 million that he got in 2016? And that he got these votes in a corrupted election process rife with ballot harvesting, ballot stuffing, and electronic poll corruption?
So who did he piss off? Not his base, not voters, but he did piss off commie Democrats, RINOS, and the Media Machine.
Not the voters.
Trump was my first choice in the 2016 Republican primaries (Ted Cruz #2), and he would be my Number 1 choice in 2024. The problem is that the U.S. let a stolen election stand, and I'll bet it can be done again.
