god, imagine Biden croaking in 2023, and Kamala winning in 2024-2028. The rightoid seethe will be off the charts and it will be compounded by the ongoing and accelerated mayocide.
People just don't like Momala. Can't say why but I don't like her as POTUS either. Naturally I'd let her ride my face for 12 hours or peg me till her hip flexors give out but I just don't like her in the Oval office.
It's more likely than not the GOP will run some crazy r-slur like Allen West, Alex Jones or Michael Flynn in 2024-2028, so I'd say Harris has a decent chance at winning against the current GOP.
There's a non-zero chance that Trump ends up in prison within the next 4 years and while this may be an unpopular opinion I honestly think that DeSantis is all flash and very little substance, he lacks the sheer Hollywood charisma and entertainment factor that Trump had. Same for Noem.
Tucker Carlson is a more realistic fit to replace Trump but iirc he has no interest in running and even then I think he's only a 60% match. It's probably gonna be 50/50 Cruz/Hawley or Trump pulling a Eugene Debs.
Nah, there's no chance in hell a former president ever ends up behind bars. He'll get fined at worse, maybe there might be like a 6 month house arrest if shit really goes south for him, but that's it.
But no one on either side actually wants to open up the Pandora's box of jailing former presidents. Once that happens there's no going back.
And DeSantis would be a total lock if it wasn't for his shitty voice. He's managed to attract most of the Trump base without being Trumpy and alienating moderates. And if Trump doesn't run he'll almost assuredly endorse DeSantis and back him.
Tucker would win the primary easily, but there's no way he'd want to put his family through the sort of shit they'd have to deal with if he ran, so he'll never do it unless something crazy happens.
Fair, I've seen convincing arguments for Trump going/not going to prison so I think it's 50/50. Either way, I don't think it would amount to much and he'd still run. I think only time will tell.
My skepticism towards Carlson is that I think he's too economically-left for most Cons and way too explicit for moderates and even some Cons, in addition to him being a bit less charismatic than Trump. He has more of a smarmy anchor type of charisma than a movie star type of charisma.
What about the GOP's "Squad"? Gosar, Greene, Cawthorne and Gaetz? Think they have any sort of future?
I just don't see it, even if Trump is 100% guilty what would be the point? He's old, he's banned from all social media sites, he's essentially powerless and he won't be around for long.
Easier to just let him fade away on his own than to further rip this nation in half by jailing him. It just isn't worth it.
The GOP base is incredibly malleable, I don't think Carlson's policies would be an issue. Trump got the base to flip on so many issues with ease, Carlson could make them fall in line if he wanted to.
What about the GOP's "Squad"? Gosar, Greene, Cawthorne and Gaetz? Think they have any sort of future?
Yeah, imo Cawthorne is the only one that could theoretically have a future in politics.
Gaetz is just way too sleazy, Greene is just a goofy r-slur, and Gosar...I'm just gonna say that he is one of the only people in politics that I find to be genuinely unnerving.
Tbh I hadn't even heard of Gosar and Cawthorne until you mentioned them.
Gaetz maybe could've had a future in a GOP administration until the whole sex trafficking thing, but he's dead in the water now.
Greene has all the idiocy of Trump with none of the charisma, but she seems like a true believer rather than just another grifter so that might carry her somewhere depending on how the GOP moves forward.
As far as higher office goes though, I don't think they could pull it off. Their best bet would be simping for a rightoid that could actually win and getting a job in their admin if they're lucky.
DeSantis has recently been getting astroturfed to hell in right wing circles though, so he clearly has the ambition as well as the digital team to prop him up. It's like a switch was flipped overnight and now every rightoid is in love with him.
Gosar has ties with Nick Fuentes, Steve King and iirc even NSM, he also kinda looks like dude from Saw who cut off his own leg. Cawthorne is the crippled kid from North Carolina.
I don't know. I'd agree if this were the old days but the only real attack they have on her is she's "too liberal" and after jan 6th and the Trump era, the GOP trying to smear liberals as "radical" isn't all that effective outside of their core base.
Kamala actually has fairly decent approval ratings for a VP.
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20 heretobefriends 2021-05-31
Fake news, libturd. He's talking about the coup in Minamar.
18 -M-o-X- 2021-05-31
I think if we start now we could bait the magacels into something even more stupid than January’s boomer-raid
10 Zero5urvivers 2021-05-31
If the next presidential election has a democrat winning then we will have another Qoomer Uprising. Calling it now.
11 b95csf 2021-05-31
no, it will demoralize them if it happens, they'll disappear like the Tea party only to resurrect in another form
4 Lehk 2021-05-31
Wasn’t Mitch a teabagger?
5 ProudCapitalist1776 2021-05-31
god, imagine Biden croaking in 2023, and Kamala winning in 2024-2028. The rightoid seethe will be off the charts and it will be compounded by the ongoing and accelerated mayocide.
9 Giulio-Cesare 2021-05-31
I just can't see Kamala actually winning a general election, unfortunately.
6 Babybear_Dramabear 2021-05-31
People just don't like Momala. Can't say why but I don't like her as POTUS either. Naturally I'd let her ride my face for 12 hours or peg me till her hip flexors give out but I just don't like her in the Oval office.
3 ProudCapitalist1776 2021-05-31
It's more likely than not the GOP will run some crazy r-slur like Allen West, Alex Jones or Michael Flynn in 2024-2028, so I'd say Harris has a decent chance at winning against the current GOP.
5 Giulio-Cesare 2021-05-31
It'll be Trump or DeSantis tbh.
3 ProudCapitalist1776 2021-05-31
There's a non-zero chance that Trump ends up in prison within the next 4 years and while this may be an unpopular opinion I honestly think that DeSantis is all flash and very little substance, he lacks the sheer Hollywood charisma and entertainment factor that Trump had. Same for Noem.
Tucker Carlson is a more realistic fit to replace Trump but iirc he has no interest in running and even then I think he's only a 60% match. It's probably gonna be 50/50 Cruz/Hawley or Trump pulling a Eugene Debs.
7 Giulio-Cesare 2021-05-31
Nah, there's no chance in hell a former president ever ends up behind bars. He'll get fined at worse, maybe there might be like a 6 month house arrest if shit really goes south for him, but that's it.
But no one on either side actually wants to open up the Pandora's box of jailing former presidents. Once that happens there's no going back.
And DeSantis would be a total lock if it wasn't for his shitty voice. He's managed to attract most of the Trump base without being Trumpy and alienating moderates. And if Trump doesn't run he'll almost assuredly endorse DeSantis and back him.
Tucker would win the primary easily, but there's no way he'd want to put his family through the sort of shit they'd have to deal with if he ran, so he'll never do it unless something crazy happens.
3 ProudCapitalist1776 2021-05-31
Fair, I've seen convincing arguments for Trump going/not going to prison so I think it's 50/50. Either way, I don't think it would amount to much and he'd still run. I think only time will tell.
My skepticism towards Carlson is that I think he's too economically-left for most Cons and way too explicit for moderates and even some Cons, in addition to him being a bit less charismatic than Trump. He has more of a smarmy anchor type of charisma than a movie star type of charisma.
What about the GOP's "Squad"? Gosar, Greene, Cawthorne and Gaetz? Think they have any sort of future?
3 Giulio-Cesare 2021-05-31
I just don't see it, even if Trump is 100% guilty what would be the point? He's old, he's banned from all social media sites, he's essentially powerless and he won't be around for long.
Easier to just let him fade away on his own than to further rip this nation in half by jailing him. It just isn't worth it.
The GOP base is incredibly malleable, I don't think Carlson's policies would be an issue. Trump got the base to flip on so many issues with ease, Carlson could make them fall in line if he wanted to.
None whatsoever.
1 ProudCapitalist1776 2021-05-31
Fair point on Trump and Carlson.
Yeah, imo Cawthorne is the only one that could theoretically have a future in politics.
Gaetz is just way too sleazy, Greene is just a goofy r-slur, and Gosar...I'm just gonna say that he is one of the only people in politics that I find to be genuinely unnerving.
2 Giulio-Cesare 2021-05-31
Tbh I hadn't even heard of Gosar and Cawthorne until you mentioned them.
Gaetz maybe could've had a future in a GOP administration until the whole sex trafficking thing, but he's dead in the water now.
Greene has all the idiocy of Trump with none of the charisma, but she seems like a true believer rather than just another grifter so that might carry her somewhere depending on how the GOP moves forward.
As far as higher office goes though, I don't think they could pull it off. Their best bet would be simping for a rightoid that could actually win and getting a job in their admin if they're lucky.
DeSantis has recently been getting astroturfed to hell in right wing circles though, so he clearly has the ambition as well as the digital team to prop him up. It's like a switch was flipped overnight and now every rightoid is in love with him.
1 ProudCapitalist1776 2021-05-31
Gosar has ties with Nick Fuentes, Steve King and iirc even NSM, he also kinda looks like dude from Saw who cut off his own leg. Cawthorne is the crippled kid from North Carolina.
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2 Exotic_Ad7433 2021-05-31
I don't know. I'd agree if this were the old days but the only real attack they have on her is she's "too liberal" and after jan 6th and the Trump era, the GOP trying to smear liberals as "radical" isn't all that effective outside of their core base.
Kamala actually has fairly decent approval ratings for a VP.
3 Giulio-Cesare 2021-05-31
A recent poll put her at a pretty low favorability rating among independents and Republicans, with Democrats not having her too far above 50%.
As a national whole, I think she barely cracked 40%.
She's just extremely unlikable.
Edit: Found it. I was wrong about her barely being above 50% among Dems, but the rest is true.
https://twitter.com/YouGovAmerica/status/1392568612779700224
1 Exotic_Ad7433 2021-05-31
To be clear, that's not bad for a VP.
VPs tend to have lower approval ratings.
Her average is net favorable.
She's a bit more popular than Pence was.
7 Giulio-Cesare 2021-05-31
what did pizza mean by this
0 Exotic_Ad7433 2021-05-31
Polling averages. Seriously, she's not that unpopular for a VP.
8 busslordlowkeybussin 2021-05-31
Same video, different angle
Throwback clip of Mike Flynn calling for military intervention on Newsmax
Throwback clip of Mike Flynn struggling to understand laughter
6 Zero5urvivers 2021-05-31
The fact that he got away with his lobbying for Turkey alone boggles my mind.
6 cyberdick 2021-05-31
?????
2 Riderz__of_Brohan 2021-05-31
Minamar*
4 PasiphaeDNW_03 2021-05-31
G O O D
4 dawnofthedawgs 2021-05-31
Really hope that our favorite cop wins in 2024 just so we get january 6th part 2 led by none other than a former felon general
6 noarvi 2021-05-31
we do a little beer hall putsch, it’s called we do a little beer hall putsch,
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