2024 GOP primary

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[IsntLifeFunny]

Hilarious to me they had a chance right after Jan 6th to wash their hands of his rotting political carcass and didn't. They'd be overwhelming favorites if they put up anyone else besides him and maybe short stuff.

[begooode]

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Edited April 24, 2024 by begooode

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All 11 Arizona fake Trump electors have been indicated.  That includes Kelli Ward the current candidate for senate.

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Trump is an unindicted co-conspirator in the Arizona fake electors scheme. Many other notable names from the Trump inner circle including Rudy and Meadows also on the un-indicted list.

 

Edit:  there are news reports out now that Rudy, Meadows, and others (not Trump) have actually been indicated.

Edited April 25, 2024 by ctm

[Starkiller]

On 4/24/2024 at 6:27 PM, ctm said:

Trump is an unindicted co-conspirator in the Arizona fake electors scheme. Many other notable names from the Trump inner circle including Rudy and Meadows also on the un-indicted list.

 

Edit:  there are news reports out now that Rudy, Meadows, and others (not Trump) have actually been indicated.

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/mark-meadows-unmasked-in-arizona-fake-electors-indictment-faces-9-felony-charges-report/
 

The Associated Press reported first on Wednesday that the state’s attorney’s general office confirmed Meadows was being charged with nine felony counts and has been served.

 

“[REDACTED] was Unindicted Coconspirator 1’s Chief of Staff in 2020. He worked with members of the Trump Campaign to coordinate and implement the false Republican electors’ votes in Arizona and six other states. [REDACTED] was involved in the many efforts to keep Unindicted Coconspirator 1 in power despite his defeat at the polls.

[begooode]

LOFL, NINE federal indictments?! Damn, that pos has cemented his legacy as the worst presidential Chief of Staff in history

 

https://www.businessinsider.com/mark-meadows-worst-chief-of-staff-january-6-chris-whipple-2022-6

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Nicki Haley got almost 22 percent of the vote yesterday in a meaningless Indiana primary.

[nine]

16 minutes ago, ctm said:

Nicki Haley got almost 22 percent of the vote yesterday in a meaningless Indiana primary.

 

Clearly these are registered Republican voters making a statement that they have absolutely no use for Trump.

 

The real question is how many of these anti-Trump Republicans are prepared to make that same statement on Nov 5th....and how many of them simply vote along party lines no matter who's on the ticket. 

[ctm]

3 minutes ago, nine said:

 

Clearly these are registered Republican voters making a statement that they have absolutely no use for Trump.

 

The real question is how many of these anti-Trump Republicans are prepared to make that same statement on Nov 5th....and how many of them simply vote along party lines no matter who's on the ticket. 

There is a very consistent demographic profile of these republican voters across multiple states..... college educated, above average income, suburban, aka country club republicans. These aren't your typical MAGA hicks that worship Trump. 

 

The ones that I know aren't voting for Trump.

[begooode]

Indiana has an open primary, so it's somewhat difficult to understand the full impact of activist Dems who crossed over to vote in the repub primary as an FU to Stormy's sugar daddy, aka the republican nominee.  That said, I am sure there are plenty of repubs who are now going to vote against Trump simply because it has been made objectively clear over the last few years that the man is a criminal.  It's why MTG is trying desperately to obstruct justice and accountability for Trump, by directly targeting Jack Smith and the FBI.  The propaganda machine fails in court, where narratives go to die (unless you draw Aileen Cannon)

[reo]

38 minutes ago, begooode said:

Indiana has an open primary, so it's somewhat difficult to understand the full impact of activist Dems who crossed over to vote in the repub primary as an FU to Stormy's sugar daddy, aka the republican nominee.  

 

iirc it's happened in closed primaries too. It's been fairly consistent. 

 

Trump pretty consistently losing about 15-20% of Republican voters to someone who's not in the race combined w/ how Dems keep trouncing Republicans in special elections is not a good sign for Trump.

 

I do not trust how all of these polls are developing their models. 

[nine]

4 hours ago, ctm said:

There is a very consistent demographic profile of these republican voters across multiple states..... college educated, above average income, suburban, aka country club republicans. These aren't your typical MAGA hicks that worship Trump. 

 

The ones that I know aren't voting for Trump.

Forced to choose between casting their  vote for either Trump or Biden, I’m guessing a fair number of anti-Trump Republicans will simply stay home.  

[IsntLifeFunny]

2 hours ago, nine said:

Forced to choose between casting their  vote for either Trump or Biden, I’m guessing a fair number of anti-Trump Republicans will simply stay home.  

I expect the Libertarian Party to have a better showing than usual...or I guess that crazy fucker RFK JR. will take some votes away as well. 

 

Dems who are pissed about Gaza are not going to protest vote at a high clip imo. People protest voting away from Trump will be a pretty sizable portion. The question will be how to keep Biden A) alive and B) Presidential so we can get turnout. 

 

I think if everything stays relative to now, which is never the case, that Biden would trounce the idiot.

[begooode]

So desperate to inflate his numbers and influence the optics, Trumpers are browbeating repubs in a primary vote with a foregone conclusion. “Please don’t make us report you to Pres Trump” is a weird prompt, for sure. mob vibes.