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Still thinking one or both of the current presidential front-runners will not be the eventual nominees for their parties in 2024
I just watched a portion of an interview with Secretary Pete, I wish he would run for 24. I was impressed by him four years ago and I still am. Intelligence, dignity, class, kindness, empathy. Goes on Fox News and slays them with all of those qualities.
He wouldn't need the votes of the homophobes who wouldn't vote for him just because he's gay. Ridiculous that it would even be an issue, but the way this country is right now sadly it would be.
I agree 100%.
Pete possesses many qualities that would make for a good President. He's so much more intelligent than the front runners of both parties currently. It's a shame that intelligence isn't something most voters value. Instead the masses prefer a guy who spells stolen "stollen" every single time.
Still thinking one or both of the current presidential front-runners will not be the eventual nominees for their parties in 2024
it's going to be biden vs trump next year, unless one of them drops dead before then. it's far too late for any other options.
Why 28? He is needed now
The Dems would be really really dumb to drop Biden if he's still sharp. Running someone his age is not my top choice, but the Dems would royally fuck up their next selection.
Misogyny is more alive and well these days than it has been before.
The Dems would be really really dumb to drop Biden if he's still sharp. Running someone his age is not my top choice, but the Dems would royally fuck up their next selection. This election is way too important for purity tests or fucking around.
I agree with the Pete B, as he is so well spoken. I know he's not liberal enough for some, but I think Biden shows playing to the center is the way to beat Trump/GQP.
I also lean towards the Gov of Michigan and Penn as strong runners if it wasn't Trump.
Regarding Orange man, I see Cannon is basically delaying the case by million paper cuts. No chance it is seated before November 2024. It does look like the DC case will happen in March. So that's the best chance to see if Republicans stick with a convicted felon as their nominee.
What makes you say it's worse than before?
Age really is just a number.
We've watched and listened to President Biden for the last 3+ years. Do you find the president to be sharp?
Georgia as well. And Cannon won’t have the means to delay the trial that long. She’s already shown that she won’t be willing to put her career on the line for this.
the lovely part about the "ehrmagad der skie es fallen" reactions to the poll numbers showing trump leading in most battlegrounds currently is that the exact same poll has those numbers flipping 180 degrees if trump is convicted in any of these cases.
his business empire is about to be crippled.
all of his codefendants in georgia are flipping - one by one.
breath, folks. it's going to be a long year.
Georgia as well. And Cannon won’t have the means to delay the trial that long. She’s already shown that she won’t be willing to put her career on the line for this.
the prospects of another election year with that scumbag on the ballot - combined with two brutal wars that threaten to spin out of control - has me begging for the calendar to slow down
Age really is just a number.
We've watched and listened to President Biden for the last 3+ years. Do you find the president to be sharp?
I don't think she cares about that as she has shown in other cases to be pretty amateurish.
If Jack were to jump in right now and take this to the 11th, all it will do is cause more delay. I think his chance to get her replaced and go to trial before November 2024 has passed.
Not saying he's just gonna take her bullshit, but this is the case that will take the longest.
GA case, they are predicting potential 4-6 months just to find a jury.
It will come back to the case in DC. The judge doesn't seem to be messing around.
....The conversations have included very broad outlines of what Ukraine might need to give up to reach a deal, the officials said. Some of the talks, which officials described as delicate, took place last month during a meeting of representatives from more than 50 nations supporting Ukraine, including NATO members, known as the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, the officials said.
The discussions are an acknowledgment of the dynamics militarily on the ground in Ukraine and politically in the U.S. and Europe, officials said.
They began amid concerns among U.S. and European officials that the war has reached a stalemate and about the ability to continue providing aid to Ukraine, officials said. Biden administration officials also are worried that Ukraine is running out of forces, while Russia has a seemingly endless supply, officials said. Ukraine is also struggling with recruiting and has recently seen public protests about some of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s open-ended conscription requirements.
And there is unease in the U.S. government with how much less public attention the war in Ukraine has garnered since the Israel-Hamas war began nearly a month ago, the officials said. Officials fear that shift could make securing additional aid for Kyiv more difficult.
Some U.S. military officials have privately begun using the term “stalemate” to describe the current battle in Ukraine, with some saying it may come down to which side can maintain a military force the longest. Neither side is making large strides on the battlefield, which some U.S. officials now describe as a war of inches.
I've never heard of a jury selection taking 4-6 months. I doubt that's accurate.