Priceless!I've never paid much attention to the N. Y. Post over the years, but recently they've caught my attention. Today's edition features a headline- Florida Man Makes Announcement.
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Priceless!I've never paid much attention to the N. Y. Post over the years, but recently they've caught my attention. Today's edition features a headline- Florida Man Makes Announcement.
I don’t know but he’s proven that he’d do that sort of thing anyway. If anyone tried to stop him he’d probably sue them for trying to stop him and drag the whole thing out (and get tons of attention and rally up his fans) - because that’s what he does. It’s a weirdly evil superpower he has that has kept him going all this time when he should’ve been politically irrelevant a long time ago. It’s exesparating and exhausting that he’s still relevant.I'm a little confused about Trumps announcement. Maybe someone can help me.
How is Trump able to announce his candidacy for president without the endorsement by the republican party? If hes representing Republicans, doesnt he have to have their approval? Can anyone just announce their candidacy and just start a campaign this far away from the election?
He is technically running for the Republican nomination at this point, but that is still part of running for president. Most candidates declare they are running for the presidency, not just the nomination so that is really nothing unusual. If De Santis does run, that nomination might not be the cakewalk Trump wants, though. They play to a similar base and while De Santis is hardly free of controversy, he is certainly in better shape than Trump on that front.I'm a little confused about Trumps announcement. Maybe someone can help me.
How is Trump able to announce his candidacy for president without the endorsement by the republican party? If hes representing Republicans, doesnt he have to have their approval? Can anyone just announce their candidacy and just start a campaign this far away from the election?
Could Trump run as an independent party?, more or less create his own party?He is technically running for the Republican nomination at this point, but that is still part of running for president. Most candidates declare they are running for the presidency, not just the nomination so that is really nothing unusual. If De Santis does run, that nomination might not be the cakewalk Trump wants, though. They play to a similar base and while De Santis is hardly free of controversy, he is certainly in better shape than Trump on that front.
He could do that, yes. However, 'Many people are saying' that if he takes that route, he will basically hand the Presidential election to the Democrats.Could Trump run as an independent party?, more or less create his own party?
It would be Ross Perot all over again, eh.He could do that, yes. However, 'Many people are saying' that if he takes that route, he will basically hand the Presidential election to the Democrats.
Ah yes, "the pause" has come and gone....time to step up Trumps criminal proceedings.Maybe part of the mystery of Trump's announcement timing revealed:
I would agree with this, if Biden stepped down.He could do that, yes. However, 'Many people are saying' that if he takes that route, he will basically hand the Presidential election to the Democrats.
Which wouldn’t be that surprising either. If he was ticked off with the GOP for not picking him I could see him just going into the fray toHe could do that, yes. However, 'Many people are saying' that if he takes that route, he will basically hand the Presidential election to the Democrats.
This. The problem with Trump continues to be that he is in politics to feed his own narcissism and personal ambition, not for public service. So going independent and killing the GOP by splitting the right-wing vote would be quite in character.If he was ticked off with the GOP for not picking him I could see him just going into the fray to
make a mess of the Republican campaign - even if he knew the Dems would win. He’d try to make a mess of the Dems, too, mind you.
Except with a GOP majority in the House, all that is probably going to get blocked or require negotiation. There is no way to pass spending or economic programs without the House onside. Executive orders can only get you so far and the Senate cannot act alone save on things like ratifying nominations of officials. And Biden is a pragmatist, not an ideologue, so he is probably going to focus on what can actually get passed, not on stuff that he knows will get caught up and probably have to be dropped when the GOP inevitably tries the "government shutdown" ploy again.If the Democrats start listening to ordinary Americans and concretely act on their concerns from boosting the federal minimum wage to economic and public safety issues, they would be in a much better position to defeat the Republicans.
I’m not big on punitive justice and the prison system as it is. I’m not one of those who says “let them rot in there and throw away the key”. I do think Trump is a giant toddler who needs a little “time-out”, though. And maybe to have his toys, like his private jets and some of his golf resorts, taken away. He’d still live quite well without them, I’m sure.