sturg33
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thankfully we have a record of actions from his time as governor that displayed a backbone against your boy and the deep state
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thankfully we have a record of actions from his time as governor that displayed a backbone against your boy and the deep state
Did that include locking down and pushing the vax for everyone before he 'course corrected'?
sturg33
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only 0.3% of people have liked the video so maybe they didn't watch it or maybe the didn't like it
sturg33
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yes that includes his listening to Trump's White House... then realizing it was nonsense... opening up, opening schools, and getting blasted by Trump for doing so.
sturg33
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Agreed... he's tried to placate the cult too much and that has turned others off of him. I hope he realizes now there is persuading the cult.
Of course - He 'course corrected'. Just like he course corrected on his hand raise after checking the other answers.
And he will continue to drop as a result. The people decide the candidates. Not Ken Griffin.
chop2chip
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He needed to take big swings on Trump especially his Covid record (since his Florida Covid response is the center point of his pitch),,, or not run this cylce. He was never going to chip away from Trump’s base by being nice to him.
Well he won't be handed a state on a thirty year track record of growth with a ruby red legislature.
They tested messaging to groups of republicans. 70% said "Trump Shutdowns" were lies.
chop2chip
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And 90% thought Mitch McGary was a future all star and Jace Peterson was a 5 WAR 2B so what do they know
And 90% thought Mitch McGary was a future all star and Jace Peterson was a 5 WAR 2B so what do they know
Poor Mitch - I know whats its like to delay your true potential because of the mary jane.
Low blow on Jace.
Either way - The majority of the country knows what happened during COVID despite the annoying Desantis influencer army talking points.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
It's hard to know what would constitute a good campaign strategy. It seems to me there are three options:
1) Repudiation of very poorly chosen one and magaism (Christy, Hutchinson, Hurd)
2) Unquestioning allegiance to very poorly chosen one and magaism (Vivek)
3) Awkward straddles of various kinds (everyone else)
There are a lot of awkward details in option 3 (such as whether to promote the line that the various indictments against dear leader are political witch hunts)
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There is only one correct answer in the minds of the people.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Of the straddlers Nikki Haley seems to be the one who has found a somewhat workable formula. To me she is one of the more talented people in the field. Burgum is also an interesting straddler. Don't know if either of them ever gets the necessary traction. The reality of the GOP requires some sort of straddle strategy trying to keep the base onside while not throwing away all chances at electability in the general election. Youngkin showed it can be done in a competitive state, though the political environment has shifted since 2021.
sturg33
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Indeed. That's why I want DeSantis to win so badly after viewing g the results of 2018, 2020, 2021,and 2022
sturg33
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Where did you get this info from by the way?
chop2chip
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Nikki is clearly the most talented politician in this group. I think she’s got too much neo-con stink on her to really make a difference in a GOP primary, but I think she’d do really well in a general election.
Youngkin seems like he has no interest wading into these waters until 2028.
sturg33
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Problem is any criticism of Trump leads to his cult endlessly crying like huge babies about how offended they are