CongareeCatfish Top fanJanuary 16, 2024 at 5:40 pm
I voted for Trump twice. But I’m not voting for him in the primary. However, if he is the nominee, I’ll vote for him again, because the other alternative is basically the Germany 1930s style version of emerging, evolving communism (although for Germany, it was fascism). But people need to open their eyes. Despite all the wrongs done to him in the Russiagate hoax, the impeachment for trying to inquire into the Bidens’ corrupt skunkworks in Ukraine, the laughable accusation that he lead or incited an insurrection, and the strong possibility that there was fraudulent activity in the swing states in the 2020 election, the fact remains that the US Dept of Justice has something like a 99% conviction rate for cases brought in the DC circuit, which has a higher percentage of Democrat voters than the bluest of blue states. Think about that. And the same is true for the DOJ in the Southern District of New York (apart from the voting block numbers, but its still astronomically high). The possibility that Trump is going to end up in jail for one of the 90+ concocted charges against him is VERY REAL. Way too many people think the GOP can “MAGA” their way out of this, but reality is sometimes brutal and harsh, and even very, very wrong. There are people all over the world who were put away in jail by their corrupt political opponents via rigged legal systems. Trump is going to have to beat every single one of these cases and charges to get to the White House, and an ever-increasingly corrupt federal government is getting more and more desperate by the day. DeSantis has all of the conservative bonafides and track record that Trump has – arguably even better than Trump- minus the “kulturekampf” baggage and criminal charges to fight off. Look at the election outcome difference in his own state of Florida, where DeSantis’ margin of victory was substantially higher than Trump’s. That tells you volumes about what the general election voters think, which is more important than the much smaller subset of GOP primary voters think.
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I voted for Trump twice. But I’m not voting for him in the primary. However, if he is the nominee, I’ll vote for him again, because the other alternative is basically the Germany 1930s style version of emerging, evolving communism (although for Germany, it was fascism). But people need to open their eyes. Despite all the wrongs done to him in the Russiagate hoax, the impeachment for trying to inquire into the Bidens’ corrupt skunkworks in Ukraine, the laughable accusation that he lead or incited an insurrection, and the strong possibility that there was fraudulent activity in the swing states in the 2020 election, the fact remains that the US Dept of Justice has something like a 99% conviction rate for cases brought in the DC circuit, which has a higher percentage of Democrat voters than the bluest of blue states. Think about that. And the same is true for the DOJ in the Southern District of New York (apart from the voting block numbers, but its still astronomically high). The possibility that Trump is going to end up in jail for one of the 90+ concocted charges against him is VERY REAL. Way too many people think the GOP can “MAGA” their way out of this, but reality is sometimes brutal and harsh, and even very, very wrong. There are people all over the world who were put away in jail by their corrupt political opponents via rigged legal systems. Trump is going to have to beat every single one of these cases and charges to get to the White House, and an ever-increasingly corrupt federal government is getting more and more desperate by the day. DeSantis has all of the conservative bonafides and track record that Trump has – arguably even better than Trump- minus the “kulturekampf” baggage and criminal charges to fight off. Look at the election outcome difference in his own state of Florida, where DeSantis’ margin of victory was substantially higher than Trump’s. That tells you volumes about what the general election voters think, which is more important than the much smaller subset of GOP primary voters think.