For President: 2024 — Discussion on True Nudists

caesar22002Original Poster

Dec 30, 2022

Here is a simple topic: At this stage of the game, who do you support for President in 2024....and why?

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Jim
Dec 31, 2022
To be honest, I dunno. No matter who seeks the nomination, he will be a mega-giga MAGA maniac. And Hitler. And Genghis Khan (pronounced with a "J", just like John Kerry pronounced it, of course), and drags his dog behind the pick-em-up truck at 80mph.
So it won't matter. Plus, all those new Democratic voters who are crossing the non-existent border... Biden got 81 million ballots in 2020; in 2024, he's going to get 130 million ballots. And the 2024 election will be the safest, most secure election in the history of elections, all the way back to Hammurabi.
Yes, I'm a bit discouraged. Sorry.
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caesar22002Original Poster
Jan 4, 2023
I too worry about all of the cheating that was present last time and was evident in Arizona during the midterms. (f you have not seen it, watch the trailer for "2000 Mules" which clearly shows solid evidence of voter fraud).

For now though, on the Republican side, most see either Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis. However, there are many instances where the early front runner is not the nominee. We shall see. On the Democrat side, if we assume that Joe Biden runs, he will be the nominee. It is quite rare that a sitting president is not renominated (See Lyndon Johnson for one who was not). To me, the question is whether Biden keeps Kamala Harris or dumps her for candidate, presumably a woman. Today's gossip is that he will replace Harris, with either Hillary Clinton or Michelle Obama.
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Jim
Jan 5, 2023
If he lives dangerously, he'll pick Hillary. She has access to the security camera power. ;) Just teasing...
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caesar22002Original Poster
Jan 5, 2023
If he picks Hillary, he will need a food taster!
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caesar22002Original Poster
Feb 14, 2023
Without further ado, here is my fearless prediction on what will happen on the Republican side in the upcoming 2024 election.......
As background, little by little we are seeing more information on the damage, including deaths, that have been caused by the vaccine shots. Of course, some will continue to deny this, but any honest reading of the facts will bear this out. As the months move forward, this will become a more common narrative. OK, so then what?
Well, someone must be blamed for this, right? And that someone will be Donald Trump. Prognosticators will say, "He was President when these vaccines were rushed through. There was little of the usual oversight. It was all, rush, rush, rush. As a result, we got a vaccine that was arguably more dangerous than the illness itself. " The goal, of course, will be to damage his nomination prospects and therefore his election. Trump will lash out in anger, as only he can.
Like it or not, the story-line and Trump's reaction will tend to draw voters way from Trump. This should then open the nomination a bit more for others, with the most likely beneficiary being Ron DeSantis.
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Luv2bNakey
Feb 24, 2023
I'm hoping for a Trump/DeSantis ticket in 2024.

many don't like Trump.... but things were going really well... until the pandemic hit.... and was recovering a little while after the lockdown eased up.. Prior to the change of power....
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Rick
Feb 26, 2023
I don't have a dog in this hunt yet, and whoever gets my vote will have to earn my vote. I want a candidate with a backbone, has integrity, is honest, and believes in the founding principles, the constitution, free market capitalism and believes in and does the right thing. This election can't be about PERSONALITIES and grinding axes. This election must be about the direction of the country. The stakes are too high for it to be a pissing match and ax grinding........no matter how satisfying that may be.
Frankly, I'm convinced that the country that we had just 30 years ago is gone and isn't ever coming back. What was considered common sense 30 years ago is now considered right wing extremism. Disney World of the 80's would be burned to the ground today for not being woke enough.
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caesar22002Original Poster
Jul 26, 2023
A very combative, but accurate picture of the "Deep State".....
https://rumble.com/v32dqf6-see-the-meme-frank-lutz-calls-the-most-alarming-political-ad-of-the-year.html
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Member
Aug 27, 2023
I just saw the article about Joe Burden asking for funding for a new Covid vaccine & the ability to mandate it; just when we thought it couldnt get any more draconian. The question is will the apathetic public be willing to invest the energy to stop it? Burden is too frail to attempt a national campaign & would not last. It would be far too evident to even try to hide. My concern is he may try another campaign from the basement validated by Covid-19s resurgence & thus allow his campaign to be viable to the American left. Lets hope not as the countrys social elasticity is reaching its limit & a failure could be catastrophic.
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Art Vernon
Feb 5, 2024
I support Trump for President in 2024. He loves America, he is fair-minded, he has the courage to tell it as he sees it. He will undo as much damage as he can caused by the Biden administration. But, the elites are determined to get him! Trump says he already knows who he wants for his VP. Pretty sure it won't be DeSantis, but DeSantis has a lot of time to develop and run. I think the frontrunners are Ben Carson and Sarah Huckabee Sanders. It is encouraging that Trump is ahead in most polls, but the election is state by state. He is ahead in most of the swing states, which is good. March 5 will be a big day since I expect Trump to sew up the nomination that day. Then things will get very interesting. As many predicted, the civil and criminal court cases are going nowhere. Pretty clear that none of them can be concluded before the 2024 elections. He has been more focused on issues lately, great, - the economy, the border, crime and our terrible foreign policy! Reagan asked the voters - are you better off than you were 4 years ago? Trump should be asking that same question - the answer is a loud, reverberating NO!
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Nudist327
Mar 30, 2024
This is the first election for president where I am totally un-enthused. America is sunk and no one running can save it
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caesar22002Original Poster
Apr 1, 2024
Here is what tell people who are "shocked" to hear that I am going to support Trump. There have been a few polls in recent months that show that over two-thirds of the citizens (same in Canada by the way) believe that the country is going in the wrong direction. They do not say in which direction the country should go, and no doubt that is disagreement on exactly what direction we should go....however, there is just a "feeling in the bones" that we are headed in the wrong direction.
If so, that does not mean that we need to make a modest course correction. We need wholesale change in direction! If we accept that this is necessary, then we ask ourselves, "Do we need a nice guy as President or an Ass-kicker?" I think the circumstances call for the latter, not the former. And of the two running for President, who is the Ass-Kicker? Clearly Trump.
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Member
Apr 1, 2024
This questions answer is a no brainer; even thought fogged Burden could figure this one out. Trump is the only viable candidate from our choices to be president. Theres a lot more that could be said but it would make little difference; the party mechanism is too much in control of the pool. Trump in 2024!! The real question is how many *absentee* votes will the Democrats find? Pull your shoulder harness down tight as this could get very bumpy through the election.
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Art Vernon
Apr 2, 2024
No question for me - Trump!! And for those who doubt he can win, he is ahead in most of the 8 states that will decide the election. Unfortunately, I live in NY - but only for another 15 months. The NYSlimes cannot figure him out. He is not an ideologue, he is a realist. A lot of his sound bites are just to keep getting attention. He is a master of mobilizing the legacy news media to cover him - all free promo for him! The court cases are a boon for him - gives him a perpetual platform. Everything was better under Trump - better economy, better foreign policy, less crime, strong military. He fought COVID - got a vaccine faster than everyone thought. He doesn't lie, but the way he tells the truth is sometimes hard to swallow. He is energetic, photogenic, a communicator. And he is scary independent, which is why the elites and their useful idiots are afraid of him. He might actually dismantle parts of the government we don't need! Justice Thomas will probably not last another four years - we want Trump to pick his replacement!
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Member
Apr 16, 2024
As I stated earlier, we must remain hyper vigilant for voter harvesting. It doesnt matter so much about actual individual citizen votes, but the outcome hinges on the number of paper ballots received and certified for each candidate. Sometimes it seems that the political party found the *Extra strength Miracle Grow* for their *get out the ballots* initiative. Those things were coming out of everywhere. If only we could do the same with corn!
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caesar22002Original Poster
Jul 23, 2024
Well gang, we have had quite the turn of events in the last two weeks! What are your thoughts? Here are some of mine: *the image of Donald Trump with blood on his face and his fist in the air will go down in history. It may not be quite like raising the flag on Iwo Jima, but it immediately raised his profile and the number of votes that he will get in November. I felt that the presidential race was over as soon as I saw it. *We will probably discover that Joe Biden is much further "gone" than even most of us conservatives realize.You may have seen reports of a "health scare" during a recent trip to Las Vegas. He was initially going to be rushed to the hospital, but instead raced back to Delaware. His own brother Frank said"Selfishly I will have him back to enjoy whatever time we have left in our lives". Frank Biden, has suggested that the presidents decision to drop out of the race "boils down" to his "overall health and vitality"*Kamala Harris will be a terrible candidate. People will recount her "Heels Up Harris" past. (Her first public role was as the mistress to the Mayor or San Francisco. You can look it up). She is not bright and tends to talk in a "word salad." The election is not today. We have a lifetime between now and November 5th. But, things are certainly trending in the right direction. For now, I will take it!
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