Your 2024 Presidential Election Thread


I don't trust any of them. That said, Vivek destroyed them all, IMHO.

He called out the blood sucking leach media and the republican party.

Still, I'm sure it's pandering but funny to hear.

My son really likes him. He follows him quite a bit.

To me this is all noise until the convention. Just tell me who I am voting for.
 

I don't trust any of them. That said, Vivek destroyed them all, IMHO.

He called out the blood sucking leach media and the republican party.

Still, I'm sure it's pandering but funny to hear.
He generally says a lot of the right things in my book, with the exception of foreign policy. Nicki Haley has hammered him on this and she's not wrong. Still, I seem as a strong candidate and what he brings to the table is good.

Why the hell is Chris Christie running again? No one likes him. He was never a strong candidate. Who is still supporting this guy?
 
He generally says a lot of the right things in my book, with the exception of foreign policy. Nicki Haley has hammered him on this and she's not wrong. Still, I seem as a strong candidate and what he brings to the table is good.

Why the hell is Chris Christie running again? No one likes him. He was never a strong candidate. Who is still supporting this guy?
I just love that he has the balls to say "the quiet part" super loud and in their faces.

It would be interesting to see him as Trump’S VP. He agrees with Trump on clearing house and getting it in order. If Trump wins, he needs to move fast and hard. Having a "sidekick" again, instead of a strong VP would just hinder his administration again.
 
They're one in the same at this point, aren't they?!

Take this is an example at the state level:
https://bringmethenews.com/minnesot...-leaving-to-become-star-tribune-ceo-publisher

This guy was a cabinet member for the current governor of MN. He left his position directly to become the CEO of the largest newspaper in MN.

Since taking on that role he's stated the goal is to reimagine our vision for the Star Tribune which includes stories that "...always stress the common good and a way forward that prioritizes making Minnesota a diverse and dynamic place where people want to live."

Is that the role of the media? Given his background, what possible bias will they bring to articles?
 
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Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar are in the House of Representatives. What's so bad about him?
Why do you think there needs to be something 'bad' about someone who pulled a 180 from "attacking" the Capitol Building to wanting to serve in it?
 
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