Thread: Trumps Potential VP Pick.
01-18-2024, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted By squanto⏩
Which makes sense, because Miss Habba is emptying out his PAC money.I'd point out a few things. Speaking as someone who doesn't have insider info of course.
She became an AIPAC rockstar with that court hearing, which was a legit hit job, but let's put that aside for a second. She's the Israeli lobby's wet dream, so they probably wrangled up their wagons and told Trump they'll give him absolutely absurd amounts of money if he picks her. I legitimately don't think he cares at all who it is, but he does care about money.
She became an AIPAC rockstar with that court hearing, which was a legit hit job, but let's put that aside for a second. She's the Israeli lobby's wet dream, so they probably wrangled up their wagons and told Trump they'll give him absolutely absurd amounts of money if he picks her. I legitimately don't think he cares at all who it is, but he does care about money.
Dude is getting taken to the cleaners. His lawyers are dropping like flies.
You can also see this litigation is wearing on Trump with his childish behavior in court the other day.
Don’t know how he holds it together with such a long way to go.
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01-18-2024, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted By PeteGr⏩
Trump is a very polarizing figure (probably the most polarizing in politics).. People either love him or they hate him. I have hard time believing people who are not going to vote for him would look at his VP pick and all of a sudden change their mind.I dunno, I think some traditional Republican voters who don't like Trump could potentially be swayed to vote for him by a more moderate VP pick. Whereas I don't think Trump's core voters would be negatively swayed by a more moderate VP pick.
Therefore, I think Trump should be picking someone who can broaden his appeal beyond his core supporters to try to attract moderates/independents. Since that will help him win. I don't see the point in picking Tucker or Vivek - neither of them will help to attract any additional voters - people who like them are the same as people who like Trump.
Therefore, I think Trump should be picking someone who can broaden his appeal beyond his core supporters to try to attract moderates/independents. Since that will help him win. I don't see the point in picking Tucker or Vivek - neither of them will help to attract any additional voters - people who like them are the same as people who like Trump.
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01-18-2024, 08:02 PM
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Several ways to look at this that have been brought up itt already but one thing that is more important this time than any other is that the VP for Trump really needs to be ready between day 1 and 4 years due to the likelihood that Trump could be assassinated at any time. There is so much hate and mental illness on the far left that an attempt on his life wouldn't surprise me the least. So whoever it is, better make sure they are sold on MAGA policies and that they are ready at the sound of a gunshot to take over...
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01-18-2024, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted By bpatel82⏩
Well, I can't be sure of course. Trump is certainly very polarising. But in elections, you typically have a lot of people who will always vote for Party A, and a lot of people who will always vote for Party B. It's often the swing voters, undecideds etc that you have to attract to win the election.Trump is a very polarizing figure (probably the most polarizing in politics).. People either love him or they hate him. I have hard time believing people who are not going to vote for him would look at his VP pick and all of a sudden change their mind.
Whilst I may be wrong, I simply don't see any actual advantage in Trump picking someone like Ramaswamy or Carlson. I don't think it will win him extra voters. Sure, most people will love/hate Trump regardless of who he picks. But I do suspect picking a more "moderate" candidate might help him with certain groups of people. In close elections with fine margins, I think that could potentially make a difference.
01-18-2024, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Fishman15⏩
Fuking mental illness lmaooooooooo.Several ways to look at this that have been brought up itt already but one thing that is more important this time than any other is that the VP for Trump really needs to be ready between day 1 and 4 years due to the likelihood that Trump could be assassinated at any time. There is so much hate and mental illness on the far left that an attempt on his life wouldn't surprise me the least. So whoever it is, better make sure they are sold on MAGA policies and that they are ready at the sound of a gunshot to take over...
Oh lawddds.
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01-19-2024, 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Dan_S⏩
I read she was part of the short list....but who knows?I'm confused by this thread. Never even heard of this person, but OP says Trump would be a retard to pick her, so Trump is a retard?
I only head of her after she replaced Cheney and she was so pro Trump that I had to look her up, and of course her voting record was anything but MAGA.
She voted with Trump less than 80% of the time while Cheney was over 90%....but she bent over and kissed the ring.
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