CNN Townhall with DeSantis tonight
Cowards avoid hard or difficult questions.Dan Scott said:
He'll get an abortion question with what recently had in Texas and it won't help him.
Trump strategy of not taking challenging questions has helped him a lot. Besides that interview on Meet the Press a few months ago, I don't think he's taken questions except from friendly media.
DeSantis works with Jake Tapeworm to push smear against Trump.
— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) December 13, 2023
Unbelievable. Disqualifying. pic.twitter.com/ECwPkZsyzt
I like how he cut off the video he posted right before DeSantis was able to point out that Trump didn't even do the bare minimum of debating. Didn't want that accurate point to be seen.Rapier108 said:
One of Trump's dip****s on Twitter claiming that DeSantis is conspiring with CNN to "smear" Trump.
Remember, this is the same guy that DeSantis supporters are "vile creatures" and they will be made to regret ever supporting DeSantis and then purged.DeSantis works with Jake Tapeworm to push smear against Trump.
— johnny maga (@_johnnymaga) December 13, 2023
Unbelievable. Disqualifying. pic.twitter.com/ECwPkZsyzt
BD88 said:
As expected…Hailey is about to pass ronald. His message is not getting through. He is cooked. Strange since he has such a great group of followers.
LOL and what happens once Trump is the nominee-Rapier108 said:Cowards avoid hard or difficult questions.Dan Scott said:
He'll get an abortion question with what recently had in Texas and it won't help him.
Trump strategy of not taking challenging questions has helped him a lot. Besides that interview on Meet the Press a few months ago, I don't think he's taken questions except from friendly media.
We are now in an environment in which gas prices are falling, interest rates are falling, and inflation has significantly cooled......and Donald Trump is selling pieces of his clothing.
— Peter Henlein (@SwissWatchGuy) December 12, 2023
If Trump is the nominee, we are going to by lose by 10.
TRM said:
I hate pieces like this. Winning an extra 20% of 1/8th of the electorate is not great when you've lost 5-10% of 2/3rds of the electorate.
Democrat Claire McCaskill freaking out over polling data showing RFK Jr takes more votes away from Biden than Trump, particularly in swing states
— Eric Abbenante (@EricAbbenante) December 13, 2023
"Then you have this RFK thing: The Biden campaign is going to have to do a gut check here and decide when they have to begin… pic.twitter.com/RCkEBonkr6
oh, you mean grifter Owens isn't some incredible political savant?!?!shack009 said:TRM said:
I hate pieces like this. Winning an extra 20% of 1/8th of the electorate is not great when you've lost 5-10% of 2/3rds of the electorate.
It's also just not believable that black people wont vote 90+% for the democrat come election time.
We went through the exact same thing last election cycle and Candace Owens was telling us all about blexit and how black people would decide the election for Trump. Then they reliably voted D like always.
aggiehawg said:
What is McCaskill saying here about what are the Biden campaign do in swing states?Democrat Claire McCaskill freaking out over polling data showing RFK Jr takes more votes away from Biden than Trump, particularly in swing states
— Eric Abbenante (@EricAbbenante) December 13, 2023
"Then you have this RFK thing: The Biden campaign is going to have to do a gut check here and decide when they have to begin… pic.twitter.com/RCkEBonkr6
LMCane said:
for all the Trump dummies who believe the economy will ensure Biden's defeat:
UPDATED WED, DEC 13 20234:19 PM EST
Dow rallies more than 500 points to record, closes above 37,000 for the first time
so unemployment at 3.7%, inflation plunging lower to 3% and stock market all time highs.
but sure, the same electorate that voted AGAINST Trump in 2022 when there was 15% inflation and a much lower stock market and higher unemployment
is now going to turn around and vote for Trump.
Would you vote for Donald Trump for president in 2024 if he is/has been - Convicted of a felony crime by a jury?
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) December 14, 2023
Yes 25%
No 59%
.@Reuters/@Ipsos, 4,411 Adults, 12/5-11https://t.co/HKnYKcWUAy pic.twitter.com/mUaqD9K8xR
TRM said:Would you vote for Donald Trump for president in 2024 if he is/has been - Convicted of a felony crime by a jury?
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) December 14, 2023
Yes 25%
No 59%
.@Reuters/@Ipsos, 4,411 Adults, 12/5-11https://t.co/HKnYKcWUAy pic.twitter.com/mUaqD9K8xR
FireAg said:
But the narrative you've been pushing on here has been that more people want to vote for him because of these false charges being levied against him…
No you're arguing they make him less popular?
Which is it?
I've maintained all along that the charges are a hindrance to his election and the reason they have been continuing to pursue them was precisely because they didn't think they could steal an election twice the same way…
I still believe this…you?
Actually the greater point is that if he is convicted it will really hurt him in the general, even if the charges are bogus. He is going to be convicted, that's a virtual certainty. Most people think Trump probably broke some laws along the way. Maybe that is because they hate him. Maybe that is because he lies all the time. Maybe that is because he says and does stupid things regularly.J. Walter Weatherman said:FireAg said:
But the narrative you've been pushing on here has been that more people want to vote for him because of these false charges being levied against him…
No you're arguing they make him less popular?
Which is it?
I've maintained all along that the charges are a hindrance to his election and the reason they have been continuing to pursue them was precisely because they didn't think they could steal an election twice the same way…
I still believe this…you?
More people in the primary will vote for him because of the charges. More people in the general (see the independents column in the second chart) will not vote for him because of the charges. Not that complicated.
Yep, that's the clearest illustration yet of what seems so obvious. If Trump is convicted it will just rally his base even more, while also turning off the independents. Even his indictments and overall behavior have the same effect. He can win the nomination but not the general. We need to nominate someone who can win the general unless we want four more years of Dem socialism.J. Walter Weatherman said:FireAg said:
But the narrative you've been pushing on here has been that more people want to vote for him because of these false charges being levied against him…
No you're arguing they make him less popular?
Which is it?
I've maintained all along that the charges are a hindrance to his election and the reason they have been continuing to pursue them was precisely because they didn't think they could steal an election twice the same way…
I still believe this…you?
More people in the primary will vote for him because of the charges. More people in the general (see the independents column in the second chart) will not vote for him because of the charges. Not that complicated.
TRM said:Would you vote for Donald Trump for president in 2024 if he is/has been - Convicted of a felony crime by a jury?
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) December 14, 2023
Yes 25%
No 59%
.@Reuters/@Ipsos, 4,411 Adults, 12/5-11https://t.co/HKnYKcWUAy pic.twitter.com/mUaqD9K8xR
TRM said:
No, I said the indictments made him more popular with the base in the primary. Trump winning independents was never happening. We have actual data points from 2018, 2020, 2022, 2023 to see that. This just reinforces that the independent trend won't magically change in 2024.
Moreover, if we nominate a guy only getting 70% of the GOP vote it will be a blood bath for the GOP. The Senate and House fall. The filibuster will go away. Dems will pack the courts and enact their socialist agenda.
This is quite the turn around from a few weeks ago when he said: "You don't have to vote, don't worry about voting. The voting, we got plenty of votes, you gotta watch." https://t.co/BOTONqfpDe
— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) December 14, 2023
And you have got to stop with POLLS, POLL,and more polls.FireAg said:TRM said:
No, I said the indictments made him more popular with the base in the primary. Trump winning independents was never happening. We have actual data points from 2018, 2020, 2022, 2023 to see that. This just reinforces that the independent trend won't magically change in 2024.
Moreover, if we nominate a guy only getting 70% of the GOP vote it will be a blood bath for the GOP. The Senate and House fall. The filibuster will go away. Dems will pack the courts and enact their socialist agenda.
Never is a very strong word…polling data indicates he is winning over at least some independents as he has pulled ahead of Biden in virtually every national poll and several of the swing state polls…
Now you very well could be right once "convictions" are handed down, but right now, given the choice between Biden and Trump, the nation is (perhaps begrudgingly) swinging back toward Trump…
But you have got to stop with the absolutes…
Right now, if it's Trump v Biden, and there are no convictions, I have a feeling Trump gets the W…
But there are still far too many variables to be throwing around absolutes…one, as I believe you have correctly identified, is the threat of convictions…another at least in my opinion, is the D's switching out Biden…
I think there are plenty of things that could derail Trump, but right now, those are still hypotheticals…
TRM said:
Trump will lose either way. Voters ignored inflation in 2022 and their pocketbooks and said no red wave because Trump is toxic to independents AND 20% of the GOP. They're saying no to Trump.