Trump 2024 — The second term

[printcraft]

Is it like a tingling in your leg?

higher

 

[foszoe]

higher

Say no more.


Please.

 

[HKFaninCarmel]

I bet Haley would do better than that there since she has exhibited leftist tendencies. If the outcome was any different I would question Trump and why…

New Yorkers should love a 'take the guns first' Republican.

 

[KLB]

New Yorkers should love a 'take the guns first' Republican.

Not when they can vote for a take the guns always D

 

[DadSmith]

Donald Trump appeals $454 million judgment in New York civil fraud case

Donald Trump has appealed his $454 million New York civil fraud judgment, challenging a judge’s finding that he lied about his wealth as he grew the real estate empire that launched him to stardom and the presidency.

apnews.com

 

[BugI02]

I googled the last President to lose their home state by >20% and you'll never guess who I found...

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Nice try, but that's an apples to oranges comparison. What you were challenged to show was any candidate who lost his/her/its home state in the PRIMARY by 20 points and didn't drop out. I don't think people drop out of the presidential race, I think they just lose

Trump WON his (at the time) home state by 35+ points in the republican primary



Are you SURE you aren't Haley's press secretary? Because your argumentation seems a bit ... Jean-Pierre

 

[Ingomike]

This should be @HKFaninCarmel saying this instead of Haley.

 

[jamil]

Show me that last person to drop out after getting 40% in a primary. It's not owned.

I would think she'd be pretty disappointed that she did so badly in her own home state. Losing her state by that much is a statement. She got owned.

I do think she WILL stay in longer than she should. That doesn't mean she obviously should now. I think her reasoning is to provide an alternative to Trump and to get delegates, as I mentioned. Why does she so threaten you?

Has she already stayed in longer than she should? Does she have a logical reason to stay in? Is "to provide an altrnative to Trump and getting delegates, given the polls, given her performance in the primaries held so far, given that many of her financial backers are "pulling out of her", a logical reason to stay in?

Oh. And why does she so threaten me? She's a ****ing neocon. They're all a threat to America.

 

[jamil]

New Yorkers should love a 'take the guns first' Republican.

New Yorkers will vote for a Democrat.

 

[HKFaninCarmel]

Nice try, but that's an apples to oranges comparison. What you were challenged to show was any candidate who lost his/her/its home state in the PRIMARY by 20 points and didn't drop out. I don't think people drop out of the presidential race, I think they just lose

Trump WON his (at the time) home state by 35+ points in the republican primary

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Are you SURE you aren't Haley's press secretary? Because your argumentation seems a bit ... Jean-Pierre

I showed him that he was the last candidate to lose his home state by >20. It is a fact. I also asked to see the last person to drop out after getting 40% in a primary. Don't be so snowflake.

 

[Ingomike]

I showed him that he was the last candidate to lose his home state by >20. It is a fact. I also asked to see the last person to drop out after getting 40% in a primary. Don't be so snowflake.

You showed a general election not a primary…

 

[HKFaninCarmel]

You showed a general election not a primary…

I never said that it was a primary. I said home state by 20.

 

[printcraft]

I showed him that he was the last candidate to lose his home state by >20. It is a fact. I also asked to see the last person to drop out after getting 40% in a primary. Don't be so snowflake.

It was also hitlary's home state...
your apples and oranges are rolling off the table all over the floor.

 

[HKFaninCarmel]

It was also hitlary's home state...
your apples and oranges are rolling off the table all over the floor.

So who is the last candidate to drop out after getting 40% in a primary?

 

[JettaKnight]

Not the Biden administration official claiming our inalienable rights come not from God but rather are given to us by the government? Not the officially sanctioned church of satan display in the Iowa (I believe) state capitol that someone was prosecuted for a hate crime for when he smashed it?

You should get out more

Are you serious?! The Iowa satan was just a put-on to get your gander! They didn't believe it. They put it up because they new it irk the easily irked and so totally worked. Honestly, kudos to them.

And someone smashing it should be charged with a crime! (not a hate crime, cause that's dumb) You want religious freedom? Well you better be ready for what you ask for. It's like some politicians never read The Monkey's Paw.

And even if it was pure and honest Satan worship (which it clearly wasn't), at least it wasn't making outlandish proclamations about what G-d is marking as holy.

 

[JettaKnight]

Why? Sanctimoniously presumptive, yes. Sacrilegious? Nah. People get to believe they’re on God’s side, which, logically, would mean they also believe God is on their side. Is it disrespecting the sacred to think god could be on the side of a sinner?

If it’s sacrilegious to think so, is it also sacrilegious to presume God is not on a person’s side who you think is unworthy? My problem with either is the presumption.

I guess that depends on what you mean by "on the side of". Does hardening Pharaoh's heart qualify?

Actually, all have sinned, so everyone is a sinner.


The picture isn't "I am God, and I'm putting Trump in power just like I've put every single ruler in power that ever walked the earth"

If that's the case then where is the picture with Biden in his place? Because if you believe that God put Trump into the oval office then you darn better believe that God put Biden there too.

 

[BugI02]

So who is the last candidate to drop out after getting 40% in a primary?

John Kasich got 46.8% in the Ohio primary in 2016, but his goal was to get enough delegates to keep Trump from getting 1237 and force a contested convention (whoring for neverTrump, seem familiar?) and it soon became apparent there was not only no path to win but no path to accomplish even that more modest goal

Ohio was one of only three primaries he won before dropping out

 

[HKFaninCarmel]

John Kasich got 46.8% in the Ohio primary in 2016, but his goal was to get enough delegates to keep Trump from getting 1237 and force a contested convention (whoring for neverTrump, seem familiar?) and it soon became apparent there was not only no path to win but no path to accomplish even that more modest goal

Ohio was one of only three primaries he won before dropping out

Did he drop out right after or keep going? It’s sort of important here.

 

[KLB]

So who is the last candidate to drop out after getting 40% in a primary?

Kasich got 46.8% in the Ohio primary in 2016, but his goal was to get enough delegates to keep Trump from getting 1237 and force a contested convention (whoring for neverTrump, seem familiar?) and it soon became apparent there was not only no path to win but no path to accomplish even that more modest goal

Ohio was one of only three primaries he won before dropping out

Cruz and Rudio both won primaries with over 40% as well in 2016.

Bernie did in 2020

 

[HKFaninCarmel]