Please President Trump, Don’t Make Netanyahu’s Mistake

 

I hope Trump does not make Netanyahu’s mistake.

The reason a leftist government came to power in Israel was due to Netanyahu’s ego.  There would have been a conservative government if Netanyahu had been willing to cede leadership of the Likud party to someone else. But his ego prevented him from doing that. And this same scenario is likely to unfold in the upcoming elections in Israel.

Now in the US, we see the same potential disaster in the making.  Don’t get me wrong, Israelis love Trump. He moved the  US embassy to Jerusalem, tore up the Iran deal, and has grandkids who attend a Jewish day school.  But if he would pass the mantle of leadership to DeSantis, there is a much better chance of conservatives retaking the White House in two years and, who knows, maybe both houses of Congress this November, which would be truly beneficial for Israel, to say nothing of the US.

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  1. Hang On Member
    Hang On
    @HangOn

    Flicker (View Comment):
    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    What people don’t realize is that in order to attract a larger voter group, you have to jettison some other group. Jettisoning neo-con Bushites for Hispanic and other working-class voters that couldn’t stand Bush is a win-win as far as I’m concerned.

    • #31
  2. DrewInWisconsin, Oik Member
    DrewInWisconsin, Oik
    @DrewInWisconsin

    Flicker (View Comment):

    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    He’ll vote Democrat if DeSantis is the candidate.

    Mark my words.

     

    • #32
  3. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    Flicker (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Fake John/Jane Galt (View Comment):

    The GOP will not be POTUS in 2024 and it will be Trump’s fault. No matter who runs.

    If we run anyone other than Trump in 2024, I think that we will win. As long as it is not Trump (or DJTJ), the Republican has my vote.

    I don’t think we knew this about you. How surprising.

    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    Not accurate.  I will vote for Trump-adjacent on a case by case basis, but I will not vote for Trump-endorsed, and will actually work against the Trump-endorsed.

    A good example is Kimberly Yee who is running for Arizona Treasurer.  Her website speaks at length at how she supports Trump, so she could be considered Trump-adjacent.  But Kimberly Yee wasn’t endorsed by Trump.   I contributed $100 to her campaign, and will vote for her and boost her.  

    I cannot let the perfect be the enemy of the good.  If all of the Trump endorsed statewide candidates lose, Kimberly Yee will be the highest ranking Republican statewide officer.  I can’t hold against her that she is Trump-adjacent.

    Kimberly Yee for Arizona Governor in 2026!

    • #33
  4. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    Hang On (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):
    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    What people don’t realize is that in order to attract a larger voter group, you have to jettison some other group. Jettisoning neo-con Bushites for Hispanic and other working-class voters that couldn’t stand Bush is a win-win as far as I’m concerned.

    But what if I refuse to leave?  

    After losing the House, the Senate and the Presidency in one term (the first since Herbert Hoover), the shine is off the Trump brand.  As Trump failures become more obvious, I hope Republicans return to Reagan.

    • #34
  5. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    He’ll vote Democrat if DeSantis is the candidate.

    Mark my words.

    Hi Drew,

    I have given $100 to DeSantis.  Money talks.  To quote the Dems, “Early Money is like Yeast.”

    Gary

    • #35
  6. Clifford A. Brown Member
    Clifford A. Brown
    @CliffordBrown

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    thelonious (View Comment):

    These are candidates he endorsed, so it is a question. He could have stayed out of the midterms but Trump can’t help himself.

    That’s what politicians do. That’s what officeholders and former officeholders do. They go out and campaign for fellow Republicans. They offer their endorsements. Trump isn’t doing anything that other politicians haven’t done.

    Is it somehow beyond the pale because it’s President Trump?

    Democrats are destroying this country, and y’all would rather it be destroyed than one Trump-endorsed candidate be elected.

    Precisely. In the case of McConnell, his calculation is not Republican dominance but a Senate party caucus that will vote in secret to keep him as their leader.

    • #36
  7. DrewInWisconsin, Oik Member
    DrewInWisconsin, Oik
    @DrewInWisconsin

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Fake John/Jane Galt (View Comment):

    The GOP will not be POTUS in 2024 and it will be Trump’s fault. No matter who runs.

    If we run anyone other than Trump in 2024, I think that we will win. As long as it is not Trump (or DJTJ), the Republican has my vote.

    I don’t think we knew this about you. How surprising.

    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    Not accurate.

    100% accurate.

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    He’ll vote Democrat if DeSantis is the candidate.

    Mark my words.

    Hi Drew,

    I have given $100 to DeSantis. Money talks. To quote the Dems, “Early Money is like Yeast.”

    Gary

    Your girlfriend Liz Cheney came out against DeSantis. You owe her your loyalty.

    I am correct. You will never vote for DeSantis.

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  8. DrewInWisconsin, Oik Member
    DrewInWisconsin, Oik
    @DrewInWisconsin

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    A good example is Kimberly Yee who is running for Arizona Treasurer.  Her website speaks at length at how she supports Trump, so she could be considered Trump-adjacent.  But Kimberly Yee wasn’t endorsed by Trump.

    So, she supports Trump, but that’s okay. If Trump supports her, then it’s not okay.

    Yours is a strange religion, my friend.

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  9. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    A good example is Kimberly Yee who is running for Arizona Treasurer. Her website speaks at length at how she supports Trump, so she could be considered Trump-adjacent. But Kimberly Yee wasn’t endorsed by Trump.

    So, she supports Trump, but that’s okay. If Trump supports her, then it’s not okay.

    Yours is a strange religion, my friend.

    Do not let the perfect be the enemy of the good.  No Trump-skeptic Republican could win right now in a Republican primary.  Jeff Flake didn’t run this cycle and John McCain is no longer with us.  But we need someone to carry the Republican banner in a statewide race.  Kimberly Yee is the best compared to the Trump endorsed candidates.

    Kimberly Yee for Governor, 2026!

    • #39
  10. ctlaw Coolidge
    ctlaw
    @ctlaw

    JoshuaFinch (View Comment):
    Well, I am just wondering if DeSantis stands a better chance at being elected president than Trump. What do you think?

    Unclear now.

    At the time of writing, shares in Desantis for President are $.29 v. $.26 for Trump:

    https://www.predictit.org/markets/detail/7456/Who-will-win-the-2024-US-presidential-election

    But for the nomination $.35 and $.31:

    https://www.predictit.org/markets/detail/7053/Who-will-win-the-2024-Republican-presidential-nomination

    Last month they were out of phase with Desantis doing better for nominee but Trump doing better overall, which suggested Trump would be the stronger nominee.

    Paging @dontillman and his spreadsheet skills…

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  11. DrewInWisconsin, Oik Member
    DrewInWisconsin, Oik
    @DrewInWisconsin

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    A good example is Kimberly Yee who is running for Arizona Treasurer. Her website speaks at length at how she supports Trump, so she could be considered Trump-adjacent. But Kimberly Yee wasn’t endorsed by Trump.

    So, she supports Trump, but that’s okay. If Trump supports her, then it’s not okay.

    Yours is a strange religion, my friend.

    [Non-sequitur response]

    What is the operating principle by which Yee can support Trump and receive your vote, but she doesn’t get your vote if Trump supports Yee?

    • #41
  12. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    A good example is Kimberly Yee who is running for Arizona Treasurer. Her website speaks at length at how she supports Trump, so she could be considered Trump-adjacent. But Kimberly Yee wasn’t endorsed by Trump.

    So, she supports Trump, but that’s okay. If Trump supports her, then it’s not okay.

    Yours is a strange religion, my friend.

    [Non-sequitur response]

    What is the operating principle by which Yee can support Trump and receive your vote, but she doesn’t get your vote if Trump to supports Yee?

    The principle is to not let the perfect be the enemy of the good.  This is politics, not a legal principle that must stand.   This situation is sui generis. (One could say that Trump himself is sui generis, but I digress.)

    Kimberly Yee is the very best I am going to get in Arizona in 2022.  I will go with that.

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  13. MDHahn Coolidge
    MDHahn
    @MDHahn

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):
    A good example is Kimberly Yee who is running for Arizona Treasurer. Her website speaks at length at how she supports Trump, so she could be considered Trump-adjacent. But Kimberly Yee wasn’t endorsed by Trump.

    So, she supports Trump, but that’s okay. If Trump supports her, then it’s not okay.

    Yours is a strange religion, my friend.

    [Non-sequitur response]

    What is the operating principle by which Yee can support Trump and receive your vote, but she doesn’t get your vote if Trump to supports Yee?

    I love how you constantly say not to feed the trolls, yet you’re here telling Gary that you know his motives and thinking better than he does. You’re just being a jerk at this point. Gary is saying he’d vote for DeSantis. Isn’t that a good thing? Maybe DeSantis could actually unite Republicans and actually win. That’s a good thing, isn’t it?

    • #43
  14. MDHahn Coolidge
    MDHahn
    @MDHahn

    namlliT noD (View Comment):

    JoshuaFinch (View Comment):
    Do you feel Trump will be a boost to Republican candidates this November? I love the guy’s speeches as much as anyone and I know he draws impressive crowds, but do you think his endorsement will bring a net gain of votes to the Republican candidates?

    If you haven’t noticed, President Trump’s endorsements have a near 100% success rate.

    (Or is it actually 100%?)

    Meanwhile, democrat candidates are avoiding Biden endorsements like the plague.

     


     

    Hey, Republican candidates. If you’re up for it, you could create fake Biden endorsement ads for your opponent.

    It’s not 100%, just look at Georgia where Kemp embarrassed Perdue. There are also a number of last minute endorsements where he just picked the obvious winner (see Katie Britt in AL). Even in Ohio, Luke Thompson was saying that internal polling put JD Vance comfortably ahead for weeks before Trump actually endorsed. 

    That said, Oz wouldn’t be the nominee without Trump. Nor would Tim Michels in Wisconsin. Trump has a tremendous amount of influence within the primary electorate of the GOP. The more important question, though, is whether they can win in November. Certainly some of them will, but it doesn’t look great right now. I wouldn’t want to be on the Masters campaign in Arizona or the Oz campaign in Pennsylvania. We’ll see how potent the Trump endorsement is in November.

    • #44
  15. Flicker Coolidge
    Flicker
    @Flicker

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    He’ll vote Democrat if DeSantis is the candidate.

    Mark my words.

    BREAKING HEADLINE:

    DeSantis Trump’s Illegitimate Son.

    Recovered Laptop Confirms.  FBI Confirms Laptop.

    Today is was discovered that Governor Ronald DeSantis is in fact Donald Trump’s illegitimate son.  This was uncovered by a close but partial screening of an unidentifiable laptop computer found by a cleaning lady in an unlocked filing cabinet at FBI headquarters this morning in Washington, DC.  Furthermore records stored on the laptop confirm that DeSantis was born in Kigali Regional Hospital in Kigali, Rwanda.  Department of Justice officials will determine if this affects DeSantis’ status as a natural-born citizen potentially disallowing DeSantis from running for US president.  This will be done, only when and if the FBI has determined exactly where Kigali is on a map and if in fact it is part of the United States. (cont. p.E37)

    • #45
  16. Flicker Coolidge
    Flicker
    @Flicker

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    He’ll vote Democrat if DeSantis is the candidate.

    Mark my words.

    Hi Drew,

    I have given $100 to DeSantis. Money talks. To quote the Dems, “Early Money is like Yeast.”

    Gary

    I’m not sure how to take this.

    • #46
  17. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    Flicker (View Comment):

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    DrewInWisconsin, Oik (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    He’ll still vote Democrat over Trump-adjacent.

    He’ll vote Democrat if DeSantis is the candidate.

    Mark my words.

    Hi Drew,

    I have given $100 to DeSantis. Money talks. To quote the Dems, “Early Money is like Yeast.”

    Gary

    I’m not sure how to take this.

    How about being happy that I am back in the fold, except for “you know who”?  I have also given to our Senate Candidates in CO and WA, who weren’t Trump Endorsed.  Take your wins when you get them.

    The Greatest President of the Twentieth Century said that someone who agreed with him 80% of the time was his 80% friend, not his 20% enemy.  

    • #47
  18. Fake John/Jane Galt Coolidge
    Fake John/Jane Galt
    @FakeJohnJaneGalt

    Bob Thompson (View Comment):

    Fake John/Jane Galt (View Comment):

    The GOP will not be POTUS in 2024 and it will be Trump’s fault. No matter who runs.

    Trump would be President now and not even eligible for the ballot in 2024 if serious crimes were not committed, including from within the federal bureaucracy, with no official response throughout his four-year administration. Anything in 2024 can hardly be Trump’s fault.

    No crimes were committed.  If you are not caught it is not a crime.  If you have the power to get away with it, it is not a crime.  If you have the power to make the law look away, it is not a crime.

    • #48
  19. Fake John/Jane Galt Coolidge
    Fake John/Jane Galt
    @FakeJohnJaneGalt

    Caryn (View Comment):

    I agree that there are parallels between Netanyahu and Trump, but not what you make them. The “anyone but Bibi” people (NBs?) were politicians who hated him for their own egotistical reasons. He’s quite popular with the public*, as can be seen by the huge pluralities won by his party with him in leadership.

    *There is some “Bibi fatigue,” because he’s served for so long, but he’s also seen as the most capable and competent on the scene. Some of the hatred by the other politicians is that they saw themselves as his rightful heir-apparent and, when he didn’t promote them as such, they turned on him. A lot of it is very, very personal. And petty. That’s where it gets very familiar and similar to anti-Trump behavior.

    BTW, the real reason a leftist government came to power (ever so briefly) in Israel has far more to do with the number of political parties and the realities of parliamentary coalition building concessions.

    Not true, Trump made it happen.

    • #49
  20. Fake John/Jane Galt Coolidge
    Fake John/Jane Galt
    @FakeJohnJaneGalt

    JoshuaFinch (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    JoshuaFinch: …willing to cede leadership of the Likud party to someone else.

    I recently commented on BDB’s post about there being two worlds and two futures, that Leftist humor comes down to “Trump’s dumb. Heh-heh-heh.” And I was thinking about this quote above and my dinner guest that inadvertently let me hear his joke, and wondered why are there two different views of Trump, Trumpism, conservativism, and the nation’s direction. And I thought, I really should read Gustave Le Bon again.

    Trump is dumb, narcissistic, misogynistic, incestuous, anti-Semitic, “homophobic”, a loud mouth, treasonous, demented, personality disordered, fascistic, tyrannical, unintelligent, uninformed, incurious, tasteless, thoughtless, uncouth, sloppy, unfit for office, and a compulsive liar and a criminal. This is the Leftist thinking.

    Where do they get these things from? Why do they believe them, and who believes them?

    Additionally, from the right, he’s unprincipled, divisive, and “his own worst enemy”. With friends like these, who needs enemies?

    What the heck are Trump’s policies??? Maybe we can look at his term in office and find them.

    On the other hand, conservatives, under the Republican banner, have been served by Ronna (Romney) McDaniel, Reince Priebus, Michael Steele, Mike Duncan, Mel Martinez, Ken Mehlman, and Ed Gillespie. Who are these guys? How do they make their living?

    Trump’s downside? He’s eighty. That’s like saying he has a genetic predisposition to death. Yet he doesn’t smoke, drink, or even drink coffee — and never has. So maybe that’s why he’s still in such good health.

    Question: Why should Trump cede political control?

    Well, I am just wondering if DeSantis stands a better chance at being elected president than Trump. What do you think?

    No.

    • #50
  21. DaveSchmidt Coolidge
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    @DaveSchmidt

    JoshuaFinch (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    JoshuaFinch: …willing to cede leadership of the Likud party to someone else.

    I recently commented on BDB’s post about there being two worlds and two futures, that Leftist humor comes down to “Trump’s dumb. Heh-heh-heh.” And I was thinking about this quote above and my dinner guest that inadvertently let me hear his joke, and wondered why are there two different views of Trump, Trumpism, conservativism, and the nation’s direction. And I thought, I really should read Gustave Le Bon again.

    Trump is dumb, narcissistic, misogynistic, incestuous, anti-Semitic, “homophobic”, a loud mouth, treasonous, demented, personality disordered, fascistic, tyrannical, unintelligent, uninformed, incurious, tasteless, thoughtless, uncouth, sloppy, unfit for office, and a compulsive liar and a criminal. This is the Leftist thinking.

    Where do they get these things from? Why do they believe them, and who believes them?

    Additionally, from the right, he’s unprincipled, divisive, and “his own worst enemy”. With friends like these, who needs enemies?

    What the heck are Trump’s policies??? Maybe we can look at his term in office and find them.

    On the other hand, conservatives, under the Republican banner, have been served by Ronna (Romney) McDaniel, Reince Priebus, Michael Steele, Mike Duncan, Mel Martinez, Ken Mehlman, and Ed Gillespie. Who are these guys? How do they make their living?

    Trump’s downside? He’s eighty. That’s like saying he has a genetic predisposition to death. Yet he doesn’t smoke, drink, or even drink coffee — and never has. So maybe that’s why he’s still in such good health.

    Question: Why should Trump cede political control?

    Well, I am just wondering if DeSantis stands a better chance at being elected president than Trump. What do you think?

    I think DeSantis has a better chance than Trump.   

    • #51
  22. Painter Jean Moderator
    Painter Jean
    @PainterJean

    JoshuaFinch (View Comment):

    Flicker (View Comment):

    JoshuaFinch: …willing to cede leadership of the Likud party to someone else.

    I recently commented on BDB’s post about there being two worlds and two futures, that Leftist humor comes down to “Trump’s dumb. Heh-heh-heh.” And I was thinking about this quote above and my dinner guest that inadvertently let me hear his joke, and wondered why are there two different views of Trump, Trumpism, conservativism, and the nation’s direction. And I thought, I really should read Gustave Le Bon again.

    Trump is dumb, narcissistic, misogynistic, incestuous, anti-Semitic, “homophobic”, a loud mouth, treasonous, demented, personality disordered, fascistic, tyrannical, unintelligent, uninformed, incurious, tasteless, thoughtless, uncouth, sloppy, unfit for office, and a compulsive liar and a criminal. This is the Leftist thinking.

    Where do they get these things from? Why do they believe them, and who believes them?

    Additionally, from the right, he’s unprincipled, divisive, and “his own worst enemy”. With friends like these, who needs enemies?

    What the heck are Trump’s policies??? Maybe we can look at his term in office and find them.

    On the other hand, conservatives, under the Republican banner, have been served by Ronna (Romney) McDaniel, Reince Priebus, Michael Steele, Mike Duncan, Mel Martinez, Ken Mehlman, and Ed Gillespie. Who are these guys? How do they make their living?

    Trump’s downside? He’s eighty. That’s like saying he has a genetic predisposition to death. Yet he doesn’t smoke, drink, or even drink coffee — and never has. So maybe that’s why he’s still in such good health.

    Question: Why should Trump cede political control?

    Well, I am just wondering if DeSantis stands a better chance at being elected president than Trump. What do you think?

    I think DeSantis has a much, much better chance at winning than Trump. Now that Trump is back in the news, his unfavorable rating has gone up and polls matching him with Biden show Biden’s lead over Trump widen.

    • #52
  23. Victor Tango Kilo Member
    Victor Tango Kilo
    @VtheK

    The Greatest President of the Twentieth Century said that someone who agreed with him 80% of the time was his 80% friend, not his 20% enemy

    The hypocrisy and intellectual dishonesty in this statement … coming from a guy who won’t vote for candidates if they disagree with him on Trump … is off the charts.

    • #53
  24. Victor Tango Kilo Member
    Victor Tango Kilo
    @VtheK

    Let’s be honest. After 2020, is there any chance the Democrat Party – Deep State – Big Tech/Media Axis of Evil is ever going to allow a Republican to be elected again? Even a squishball Bush-Republican?

    • #54
  25. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    Victor Tango Kilo (View Comment):

    The Greatest President of the Twentieth Century said that someone who agreed with him 80% of the time was his 80% friend, not his 20% enemy

    The hypocrisy and intellectual dishonesty in this statement … coming from a guy who won’t vote for candidates if they disagree with him on Trump … is off the charts.

    If you disagree with Trump on any issue, he will label you a RINO immediately.  Reagan didn’t.

    I disagree with most Republicans on Trump.  I am openly hostile to him.  But I am willing to accept Republicans who are election skeptics, just not election deniers who have been endorsed by Trump.  

    • #55
  26. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    Victor Tango Kilo (View Comment):

    Let’s be honest. After 2020, is there any chance the Democrat Party – Deep State – Big Tech/Media Axis of Evil is ever going to allow a Republican to be elected again? Even a squishball Bush-Republican?

    No.  A Republican can and will be elected again.  But Trump cannot.

    • #56
  27. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    Let’s look at Georgia’s Governor Brian Kemp who would not bend to Trump about the 2020 election but won his 2022 primary and is well on his way to winning his general election.

    Let’s look at Arizona’s Governor Doug Ducey, who is term limited.  He did not bend to Trump about the 2020 election.  We should have nominated him to run against Mark Kelly.  But instead we got Blake Masters who Commentary just ripped apart today.  Listen to the second story at the 46:36 point at https://ricochet.com/podcast/commentary-podcast/theyre-not-alarmed-theyre-thrilled/.  Hopefully, we will be over Trump enough so that Doug Ducey can win back Kyrsten Sinema’s Senate seat.

    Let’s look at Ron DeSantis, who has gone out of his way to not ask Trump for his endorsement.

    Unlike me, all three Governors will not say anything negative about Trump.  But they have gone their own way without Trump’s endorsement.

    • #57
  28. Gary Robbins Member
    Gary Robbins
    @GaryRobbins

    Let’s also look at Mitch McConnell.  He has not bowed to Trump.  He has noted that we are facing a disaster due to poor candidate quality.  What is left unsaid is the second half of the sentence.  Our candidates in AZ, GA, NV, NC, OH, PA, and WI were all endorsed by Trump, and instead of expecting 7 of the 7 winning, we will be lucky to win a majority of those races.

    According to 538, back in June, we were a 60% chance to win the Senate.  Now the Democrats are a 70% chance to win the Senate.  See https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/?cid=rrpromo.  Thank you Donald Trump!

    Back in July, we were a 88% chance to win the House.  We are dropping like a rock.  We are now down to 74% chance to win the House.  See https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/house/?cid=rrpromo.  Thank you Donald Trump!

    Donald Trump.  The first Republican President to lose the Presidency, Senate and House in only one term since Herbert Hoover.  Thank you Donald Trump!

    • #58
  29. ToryWarWriter Coolidge
    ToryWarWriter
    @ToryWarWriter

    Im sorry but all the polling shows that Desantis will have a much more difficult time winning the White House than Trump.  The fact is the new voting coalition votes for Trump at the top of the ticket by like ten points over Desantis, who outside the conservative movement is still an unknown figure to most of the electorate.

    Trump now is a vehicle who outweighs his own flaws.  The electorate feels the only way they can right the wrongs of the 2020 election is to put him back in power.  This is a Jacksonian revolutionary moment.

    The Peoples Pundit covers this a lot.  

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    • #59
  30. Stina Member
    Stina
    @CM

    Gary Robbins (View Comment):

    Victor Tango Kilo (View Comment):

    The Greatest President of the Twentieth Century said that someone who agreed with him 80% of the time was his 80% friend, not his 20% enemy

    The hypocrisy and intellectual dishonesty in this statement … coming from a guy who won’t vote for candidates if they disagree with him on Trump … is off the charts.

    If you disagree with Trump on any issue, he will label you a RINO immediately. Reagan didn’t.

    I disagree with most Republicans on Trump. I am openly hostile to him. But I am willing to accept Republicans who are election skeptics, just not election deniers who have been endorsed by Trump.

    You never talk about policies.

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