(11-20-2023, 05:44 PM)Jagger Wrote:

(11-20-2023, 03:44 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Trump has his opponents beat by many, many miles. It's not even close. I don't expect it to be a close race at all.

Trump runs away with his primary and Presidency at this point. Only thing stopping that is Death or Dictatorship taking over office while we fall into all out civil unrest and War.

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But will Trump even be around next fall? I think that’s the case for sticking in the race. If these trials are in the spring and he gets convicted over the summer, I’m not entirely sure he would still be able to the be the GOP nominee from prison. I mean, I guess he could, but I would think the party would want someone to run who’s actually behind bars.

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(11-20-2023, 04:30 PM)MarleyJag Wrote: It’s interesting that Trump voters seem to take polls very seriously now that their candidate is ahead. When Biden was leading, they didn’t give them much credence. Human nature I guess.

Actually it’s the Biden people that are taking them most seriously. Why else would David Axelrod, James Carville, and CNN be begging the DNC to find someone who can beat Trump since they’re convinced Joe can’t do it.

He'll be fine. Giving him his Mugshot earlier this year only further cemented his popularity. He won't serve a sentence. It's just another lame duck tactic to try and trip up the inevitable in next year's election. 

The Democrats are in shambles. I am an Independent. They have spent roughly the last eight years since Obama's departure from office trying to convince you that the Republicans are so bad that they're the only alternative. 

Instead of actually providing a strong, viable set of candidates worth a [BLEEP] in caring for and voting for. They have nobody over there now that really invigorates the public or gets the masses excited about our future as a nation. 

I don't care who runs over there. Even if something did happen with Trump? The red wave is inevitable. A Republican gets in no matter what in my opinion, the million dollar question will be, "Is it the right person?"

There's a few things I like and don't like about that party. I am still leaning towards Trump, keep in my mind, I passed on him, not once, but, twice. I also didn't vote Democrat nor Republican though. 

With that said? I was wrong in my assessment about Trump and the country in general. I genuinely believe he's not controlled opposition and apart of the establishment anymore. They have spent so much time turning him into a media pinata to beat up on that there's no way he's in that camp. 

I also think he's needed with the current global issues we're seeing. I know if I vote for this man next year? That, I am going to more than likely see three things improve:

1. My quality of life in this country in the short term. 
2. My sense of peace globally with foreign policy and diplomacy getting improved.
3. My tax dollars being used less and less for proxy wars that this current administration is clearly all about.

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