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A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 3:22 pm
by GRANDPA
I believe this is a reach that exceeds their grasp. They should not give Kamala the advantage of incumbency, no matter how short. Be very careful of what you wish for.

Read "House Republicans say Biden must resign after ending reelection campaign" on SmartNews: https://l.smartnews.com/p-tpwMH/Yz19ld

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 3:49 pm
by GFB
I do not agree.

A few Dems have endorsed Laffin’ Kamalama..the but the all important Obummer is not doing so.

He is asking for a full on nominating process..a fight that would turn into a fight for the ages if she is already in the Oval Office.

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 4:05 pm
by Red Oak
Never underestimate the ability of Pubbies to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory !

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 4:34 pm
by rusty
GFB wrote:I do not agree.

A few Dems have endorsed Laffin’ Kamalama..the but the all important Obummer is not doing so.

He is asking for a full on nominating process..a fight that would turn into a fight for the ages if she is already in the Oval Office.


Harris wouldn’t be my first choice to be on the ticket, but if she is, I’ll vote for her and Obama will endorse her.
Depending on who her choice of running mates will be, she stands a very good chance.

Most independent women don’t like Vance’s stance on abortion, or the 2025 agenda that women should be staying home to be a housewife.

Contrary to popular belief it’s not the extreme on either side that decides Presidential elections. It’s the BIG number that comprises the middle.

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 5:04 pm
by Sangersteve
The race is on

Nancy Pelosi Does NOT Endorse Kamala in Her Statement


https://x.com/SpeakerPelosi/status/1815 ... t-n3792104

Obama Makes Kissy Noises at POTATUS - DOES NOT Endorse Kamala


https://barackobama.medium.com/my-state ... b78b3ba3fc

The Clintons Endorse Kamala


https://x.com/sentdefender/status/18151 ... a-n3792103

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 5:09 pm
by rusty
Sangersteve wrote:The race is on

Nancy Pelosi Does NOT Endorse Kamala in Her Statement


She will if she’s the nominee.

https://x.com/SpeakerPelosi/status/1815 ... t-n3792104

Obama Makes Kissy Noises at POTATUS - DOES NOT Endorse Kamala


He will if she’s the nominee.

https://barackobama.medium.com/my-state ... b78b3ba3fc

The Clintons Endorse Kamala


https://x.com/sentdefender/status/18151 ... a-n3792103



Who would’ve thought that Nikki Haley would be sucking up to Trump like she is now?

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 5:23 pm
by GRANDPA
IF Kamala gets the nomination, Obama will endorse her. Who else do the Dims have that can challenge her?

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 5:43 pm
by GFB
GRANDPA wrote:IF Kamala gets the nomination, Obama will endorse her. Who else do the Dims have that can challenge her?


In an open Convention, we’ll find out quickly.

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 6:03 pm
by Kiamichi
This is going to be a much closer election than almost anyone seems to think at the moment, and win or lose this will be the last presidential race in which the Republican Party is a major force.

I predicted here in 2016 that in that year and 2020 the GOP would be competitive, but in 2024 only if the Democrats spectacularly misplayed their hand, and that its prospects beyond that were hopeless at the national level with the changing demographics of this country.

It looked for a while as if the Democrats would actually play along but with today's announcement it looks like they will be able to get something other than a zomby heading the ticket, which is the only thing that would have caused any great mass of defecting voters.

Once they have control of both houses you can expect to see DC and Puerto Rico admitted to statehood, assuring permanent control of the Senate and Supreme Court, and a blanket naturalization of all aliens within the country.

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 7:33 pm
by GFB
Kiamichi wrote:This is going to be a much closer election than almost anyone seems to think at the moment, and win or lose this will be the last presidential race in which the Republican Party is a major force.

I predicted here in 2016 that in that year and 2020 the GOP would be competitive, but in 2024 only if the Democrats spectacularly misplayed their hand, and that its prospects beyond that were hopeless at the national level with the changing demographics of this country.

It looked for a while as if the Democrats would actually play along but with today's announcement it looks like they will be able to get something other than a zomby heading the ticket, which is the only thing that would have caused any great mass of defecting voters.

Once they have control of both houses you can expect to see DC and Puerto Rico admitted to statehood, assuring permanent control of the Senate and Supreme Court, and a blanket naturalization of all aliens within the country.


..and then your mother woke you up.

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 8:31 pm
by Mark
Kiamichi wrote:
It looked for a while as if the Democrats would actually play along but with today's announcement it looks like they will be able to get something other than a zomby heading the ticket...




Is a cackling idiot better than a zombie?

Re: A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR THE REPUBLICANS?

Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2024 9:31 pm
by Kiamichi
Mark wrote:
Kiamichi wrote:
It looked for a while as if the Democrats would actually play along but with today's announcement it looks like they will be able to get something other than a zomby heading the ticket...




Is a cackling idiot better than a zombie?

No, but Democrats will think so.