Trump late night antics and threats

[McAvoy]

https://nypost.com/2023/03/24/trump-sha ... -das-head/

Trump becoming unhinged. Honestly if Trump was known to drink, then I would assume this was him on a late night bender. But nope all him, stone cold sober.

Also if you have time read the comment section. It is interesting.

[clearspira]

He is basically ensuring that DeSantis is going to win the next nomination. Whatever mass appeal Trump once had really is going. I don't know if you get TalkTV in the States so here is a link to an interview Piers Morgan did with DeSantis the other night.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIj4LUP ... Uncensored

He comes off as Trump with a political brain - which makes him far, far more dangerous.

[Madner Kami]

One can only hope, that the Democrats can manage to front someone who has appeal to the moderate conservatives, otherwise the US is in for some dark times.

[hammerofglass]

One can only hope, that the Democrats can manage to front someone who has appeal to the moderate conservatives, otherwise the US is in for some dark times.

I mean, that's why they ran Biden in 2020. It worked.

[clearspira]

One can only hope, that the Democrats can manage to front someone who has appeal to the moderate conservatives, otherwise the US is in for some dark times.

I mean, that's why they ran Biden in 2020. It worked.

Did it work? Or could you have run pretty much any Democrat against Trump and beaten him given how his sheen was drying up even then?

[hammerofglass]

One can only hope, that the Democrats can manage to front someone who has appeal to the moderate conservatives, otherwise the US is in for some dark times.

I mean, that's why they ran Biden in 2020. It worked.

Did it work? Or could you have run pretty much any Democrat against Trump and beaten him given how his sheen was drying up even then?

I mean they could get more votes if they go for those leftist-in-America-and-uncontroversial-everywhere-else-in-the-first-world positions like universal healthcare and affordable education that polling shows an overwhelming majority of the country supports, but that's never going to happen when the doddering old fools who run the party are bought and paid for by the medical insurance and student loan industries.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

One can only hope, that the Democrats can manage to front someone who has appeal to the moderate conservatives, otherwise the US is in for some dark times.

I mean, that's why they ran Biden in 2020. It worked.

Did it work? Or could you have run pretty much any Democrat against Trump and beaten him given how his sheen was drying up even then?

It was the highest voter turnout in history. Trump’s count wasn’t shy.

[McAvoy]

One can only hope, that the Democrats can manage to front someone who has appeal to the moderate conservatives, otherwise the US is in for some dark times.

I mean, that's why they ran Biden in 2020. It worked.

Did it work? Or could you have run pretty much any Democrat against Trump and beaten him given how his sheen was drying up even then?

Voter turnout for both was the highest for both sides. I don't even think the 2024 election will have as many.

The Democrat nominee really could have been anyone short of Hilary and it would have been the same.

On both sides you will have somewhere between 30%-40% of the population give or take for each political party. Maybe even more. But these people, the 70-80% of population will vote for whoever represents their political party. The rest are the moderates the ones that can vote for either side to whatever floats their boat politically.

Trump got those moderate votes in 2016 and lost them in 2020 and he probably still won't have them in 2024.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

One can only hope, that the Democrats can manage to front someone who has appeal to the moderate conservatives, otherwise the US is in for some dark times.

I mean, that's why they ran Biden in 2020. It worked.

Did it work? Or could you have run pretty much any Democrat against Trump and beaten him given how his sheen was drying up even then?

Voter turnout for both was the highest for both sides. I don't even think the 2024 election will have as many.

The Democrat nominee really could have been anyone short of Hilary and it would have been the same.

On both sides you will have somewhere between 30%-40% of the population give or take for each political party. Maybe even more. But these people, the 70-80% of population will vote for whoever represents their political party. The rest are the moderates the ones that can vote for either side to whatever floats their boat politically.

Trump got those moderate votes in 2016 and lost them in 2020 and he probably still won't have them in 2024.

Biden really hasn’t had any memorable blunders either.

I’m sure you can read into the sway of congress changing majority parties, but even that seems mellow, though happening nonetheless.

[ProfessorDetective]

One can only hope, that the Democrats can manage to front someone who has appeal to the moderate conservatives, otherwise the US is in for some dark times.

I mean, that's why they ran Biden in 2020. It worked.

Did it work? Or could you have run pretty much any Democrat against Trump and beaten him given how his sheen was drying up even then?

Voter turnout for both was the highest for both sides. I don't even think the 2024 election will have as many.

The Democrat nominee really could have been anyone short of Hilary and it would have been the same.

On both sides you will have somewhere between 30%-40% of the population give or take for each political party. Maybe even more. But these people, the 70-80% of population will vote for whoever represents their political party. The rest are the moderates the ones that can vote for either side to whatever floats their boat politically.

Trump got those moderate votes in 2016 and lost them in 2020 and he probably still won't have them in 2024.

Biden really hasn’t had any memorable blunders either.

I’m sure you can read into the sway of congress changing majority parties, but even that seems mellow, though happening nonetheless.

Him going HARD against that railworkers strike is the ONE real misstep I can think of.