Waffledynamics said:
Speeches do not equal policy. I don't trust Vance to advance conservative policy.
Define conservative :
If your definition of conservative is advancing the PE, VC, Oligarch agenda I have 100% certainty JD will do it.
Waffledynamics said:
Speeches do not equal policy. I don't trust Vance to advance conservative policy.
BigRobSA said:
1) Desantis
2) Vance
3) Rubio
My choices, in order, but I'd vote for any/all of them.
Sq 17 said:Waffledynamics said:
Speeches do not equal policy. I don't trust Vance to advance conservative policy.
Define conservative :
If your definition of conservative is advancing the PE, VC, Oligarch agenda I have 100% certainty JD will do it.
zooguy96 said:
DeSantis is far and away the best choice. He has executive experience, and changed a purple state to solid red. His policies and his no-nonsense approach are what separates him from the rest.
He'll never be president, however, unless he improves his campaigning. He's far too "unlikeable" among women, because of "feels".
Best case for him - he replaces one of the conservative supreme court judges.
American Hardwood said:
Could Cruz be #4 on that list? I hear he might take another shot.
zooguy96 said:
DeSantis is far and away the best choice. He has executive experience, and changed a purple state to solid red. His policies and his no-nonsense approach are what separates him from the rest.
He'll never be president, however, unless he improves his campaigning. He's far too "unlikeable" among women, because of "feels".
Best case for him - he replaces one of the conservative supreme court judges.
No Spin Ag said:American Hardwood said:
Could Cruz be #4 on that list? I hear he might take another shot.
He's less likeable than Vance and DeSantis, on a good day.
If he gets in he's vying for VP or cabinet spot.
flown-the-coop said:No Spin Ag said:American Hardwood said:
Could Cruz be #4 on that list? I hear he might take another shot.
He's less likeable than Vance and DeSantis, on a good day.
If he gets in he's vying for VP or cabinet spot.
Cruz dies in the Senate or on SCOTUS.
No Spin Ag said:zooguy96 said:
DeSantis is far and away the best choice. He has executive experience, and changed a purple state to solid red. His policies and his no-nonsense approach are what separates him from the rest.
He'll never be president, however, unless he improves his campaigning. He's far too "unlikeable" among women, because of "feels".
Best case for him - he replaces one of the conservative supreme court judges.
Maybe senator? He could be the next cornerstone of the senate for the right with his credentials.
AgGrad99 said:zooguy96 said:
DeSantis is far and away the best choice. He has executive experience, and changed a purple state to solid red. His policies and his no-nonsense approach are what separates him from the rest.
He'll never be president, however, unless he improves his campaigning. He's far too "unlikeable" among women, because of "feels".
Best case for him - he replaces one of the conservative supreme court judges.
This is a valid concern.
I think he's extremely suited to be POTUS, and has proven himself very effective in Florida. That is no small feat, considering the makeup of the State, and influx of population from blue areas.
But his demeanor, is a concern...as stupid as that is. Far too many people vote based on personality, than policy.
I would love him on the Supreme Court.
Rubio has been very impressive. I think he's more likeable than JD, to the purple voters. He would also shore up a lot of the Hispanic vote.
Though I'd be fine with either.
flown-the-coop said:No Spin Ag said:American Hardwood said:
Could Cruz be #4 on that list? I hear he might take another shot.
He's less likeable than Vance and DeSantis, on a good day.
If he gets in he's vying for VP or cabinet spot.
Cruz dies in the Senate or on SCOTUS.
BigRobSA said:
1) Desantis
2) Vance
3) Rubio
My choices, in order, but I'd vote for any/all of them.
ts5641 said:Hill08 said:
Rubio is still my #1, but JD is great from the platform
We have potentially 3 absolute topnotch candidates. All 3 would be outstanding presidents. Our bench is deep.
4 said:ts5641 said:Hill08 said:
Rubio is still my #1, but JD is great from the platform
We have potentially 3 absolute topnotch candidates. All 3 would be outstanding presidents. Our bench is deep.
Rubio is the whole package. He may even pull Democrat votes.
I love Desantis, but his last campaign effort was almost embarrassing. He just doesn't campaign well. Very casper milk toast. Zero energy.
And unfortunately, despite his stellar track record managing government, how he campaigns matters to most voters.
TAMUallen said:A protester just interrupted Vice President JD Vance waving both a Mexican flag & a Palestinian Authority flag.
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) September 11, 2026
Without missing a beat, Vance replied, “If you love Mexico so much, then get your a** over there.”
The RNC Convention erupted with cheers & chants of, “USA!”
An… pic.twitter.com/kF19VsQO7w
TxLawDawg said:
We need DeSantis and Cruz on the SC to replace Thomas and Alito. And as much as I'd hate to lose either of them we need to do it while we have a Senate majority. I'm guessing there may not be a lot of confidence by Thomas and Alito in who Trump would nominate after the Kavanaugh and Barrett appointments.
LOYAL AG said:Waffledynamics said:
Speeches do not equal policy. I don't trust Vance to advance conservative policy.
There is no conservative policy to be found. Your choice in 2028 will be populism from a party of patriots or communism from a party that hates you and this country.
TAMUallen said:A protester just interrupted Vice President JD Vance waving both a Mexican flag & a Palestinian Authority flag.
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) September 11, 2026
Without missing a beat, Vance replied, “If you love Mexico so much, then get your a** over there.”
The RNC Convention erupted with cheers & chants of, “USA!”
An… pic.twitter.com/kF19VsQO7w
Quote:
Didnt hamas execute and exile the PA?
DeschutesAg said:
The nominee will probably be Rubio, but I hope it is Vance.
GeorgiAg said:
But he's going to have a hard time letting go of power. That's just who he is.
Deputy Travis Junior said:
Which potential candidate has said we need entitlement reform so that our annual interest burden doesn't climb to 2 trillion? That's the one I'll vote for.
zooguy96 said:flown-the-coop said:No Spin Ag said:American Hardwood said:
Could Cruz be #4 on that list? I hear he might take another shot.
He's less likeable than Vance and DeSantis, on a good day.
If he gets in he's vying for VP or cabinet spot.
Cruz dies in the Senate or on SCOTUS.
I'd love to have Cruz on the SCOTUS. He and DeSantis would be nails.