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Trump to announce 2024 run


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28 minutes ago, Desertrat56 said:

It seems silly to argue about this with someone who doesn't even live in this country.   Who would know better what actually has gone on, him or those of us who actually live here?

Very wise counsel, ill be honest i dont know how it got off my ignore list allow me to fix that. tout de suite.

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5 hours ago, spartan max2 said:

Supposedly it had pretty bad attendance this year. 

Fox News chose not to have any reporters on site, from what I read.  Without coverage,  many guests chose not to attend,  and with fewer guests,  there was smaller interest from crowds.  

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32 minutes ago, moonman said:

To be fair, the user in question is a rabid antivaxxer who admittedly doesn't use soap and thinks hot baths cause immortality, so they do have a lot in common with the average trump cultist.

Yep.

I placed him on ignore long ago for his boasting of seeing a cook with no pants on place customers food up his tookus and then serving it this member also boasted of not alerting anyone to this atrocity so that makes him an accomplice.

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24 minutes ago, Paranoid Android said:

Fox News chose not to have any reporters on site, from what I read.  Without coverage,  many guests chose not to attend,  and with fewer guests,  there was smaller interest from crowds.  

I would be suprised if fox news coverage had any effect on it.

I actually went to CPAC when I was a freshman in college. 

CPAC is more so for young conservative youth engagement. The fact attendance was low could suggest low conservative youth enthusiasm for the upcoming election. 

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1 minute ago, spartan max2 said:

I would be suprised if fox news coverage had any effect on it.

I actually went to CPAC when I was a freshman in college. 

CPAC is more so for young conservative youth engagement. The fact attendance was low could suggest low conservative youth enthusiasm for the upcoming election. 

Pretty much all rational people know faux isnt real news, since BOM hasnt gotten and endorsement and has very little suppprt and is pretty much a bumblingly mess of legal issues and mud brain faux isnt going to put spotlight on that.

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1 hour ago, the13bats said:

Idk about that but what everyone does know is BOM was the most life costing bumbling, country damaging, incompetent embarrassing complete and total disastrous failure of a potus this country has ever seen, and to add a cherry on top he instagated a failed insurrection and is getting busted on countless crimes.

Well except the stock market growth, low unemployment, high wage growth for low income households, the progression towards peace in Korea (now undone), many Middle Eastern states acknowledging Israel, and a stable Europe, yep.

I`ve not seen Biden get one thing right yet. Does he even know who he is with his cognitive decline? He needs a warm bowl of soup in a retirement home not access to the big red button.

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29 minutes ago, Cookie Monster said:

Well except the stock market growth, low unemployment, high wage growth for low income households, the progression towards peace in Korea (now undone), many Middle Eastern states acknowledging Israel, and a stable Europe, yep.

The situation in South Korea is directly due to the Current President.

Oh and by the way, the only thing Trump did in South Korea was start a long distance love affair!:lol: Oh my precious beautiful Letters!:lol:

29 minutes ago, Cookie Monster said:

I`ve not seen Biden get one thing right yet. Does he even know who he is with his cognitive decline? He needs a warm bowl of soup in a retirement home not access to the big red button.

 

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1 hour ago, spartan max2 said:

I would be suprised if fox news coverage had any effect on it.

I actually went to CPAC when I was a freshman in college. 

CPAC is more so for young conservative youth engagement. The fact attendance was low could suggest low conservative youth enthusiasm for the upcoming election. 

I was reading an article that outlined several reasons for the low attendance, including the lack of a Fox News presence. Seems like there are a number of different reasons why numbers are low. 

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CPAC 2023: Conservative conference suffers from low attendance and lack of sponsors

OXON HILL, Maryland — The Conservative Political Action Conference's return to the nation's capital has proved to be less than triumphant, with the mainstay political conference suffering from lower attendance and fewer high-profile sponsors.

The conference, once a mandatory stop for aspiring Republican presidential candidates, saw several notable Republicans such as former Vice President Mike Pence, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), and numerous other governors skip the high-profile convention. Meanwhile, longtime attendees noted a sea-change in the number of attendees and sponsors.

Vickie Froehlich, an attendee who said she had attended the conference multiple times, noted the lower attendance and said the absence of Fox News in the media hub and the exhibit hall likely contributed to the event's inability to draw presidential aspirants.

"It's been a huge difference that Fox is not here," Froehlich said. "Fox helped get the candidates out here to be interviewed, so it's noticeable to me that they're not here." Several other attendees the Washington Examiner spoke to similarly noted the smaller crowd.

Source for further reading - https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/cpac-2023-conservative-conference-suffers-from-low-attendance-and-lack-of-sponsors

 

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7 hours ago, Cookie Monster said:

The greatest president in my lifetime to return!!!

Excellent news.

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The odds with the bookies have shifted after weeks of staying stable. Trump is now better than even money ($1.83), down from $2.10, while Ron DeSantis has also improved from $2.80 to $2.70. Everyone else in the top 10 (screenshot below) is floating further away. 

Ron DeSantis hasn't announced his run yet, and when/if he does it will certainly improve his odds. Whether it will be enough is another matter, it's clear Donald Trump has a lot of support within the Republican voting base.  Part of me would like to see that, even though I think Ron DeSantis would be a better option and therefore hope he is the candidate. 

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Of course its early i might change my mind but i have a feeling that Haley will get GOP endorsement and BOM will go into such a deep unhinged meltdown that if he gets out of treatment he will still be reduced to a ranting bellowing incoherent wreck, people will look at him, shake their heads and walk away in disbelief.

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9 hours ago, Gromdor said:

We're getting dueling rallies here this weekend: Ron DeSantis faces his first major Iowa test in against Trump (nbcnews.com)

I will be too busy to attend either of the two candidates rallies.  (I have some important video games to play on those days.)  

I personally feel that rallies are a meaningless indicator of primary success.

Also Iowa really has overblown significance in the primary compared to it's actual role in the national election.

It really needs moved in the order 

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1 hour ago, spartan max2 said:

I personally feel that rallies are a meaningless indicator of primary success.

Also Iowa really has overblown significance in the primary compared to it's actual role in the national election.

It really needs moved in the order 

It is because Iowa and New Hampshire have their primaries before anyone else, I think Nevada is beating them to it this year for some reason.  But that is total bullS****t.  All the primaries in every state should be on the same day!  And when the general election happens the news media needs to keep their mouths shut about the election completely until the west coast votes have been counted.  I have known stupid people who either decide not to vote or vote differently than they planned in the west because the east coast news casters are calling it before it is over.

I looked it up, Iowa is still first but Nevada is before New Hampshire in 2024.

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3 hours ago, spartan max2 said:

I personally feel that rallies are a meaningless indicator of primary success.

Also Iowa really has overblown significance in the primary compared to it's actual role in the national election.

It really needs moved in the order 

I vaguely agree with you, but I do enjoy the benifits of the millions if not billions of campaign money that comes into the state.  I also like it when the future president makes me a pork chop at the Iowa State Fair.

People already started freaking out when the Democrats said they were ditching their primaries here.  

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1 minute ago, Gromdor said:

Looking like Pence is testing the waters too.  He is here in Iowa talking to people and giving interviews.

I can't figure out if he is about to pitch a book or what, he doesn't have the spine to actually run. He's vying for media exposure or a cabinet membership at best.

Whatever Trump asks of him, basically.

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Just now, HandsomeGorilla said:

I can't figure out if he is about to pitch a book or what, he doesn't have the spine to actually run. He's vying for media exposure or a cabinet membership at best.

Whatever Trump asks of him, basically.

He's been telling the local Republicans that the party needs to move on from Trump and has been speaking out against him regarding things like his arrest Tweet or Truth.

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12 hours ago, Gromdor said:

Looking like Pence is testing the waters too.  He is here in Iowa talking to people and giving interviews.

The only surprise is that he waited so long.

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