In all seriousness, would now be a good time for Trump to just get behind DeSantis?

[OPGenesis]

Dead srs.

If DeSantis doesn't run Biden will be elected for a second time.

These midterm elections have been brutal for Trump, and Trump doesn't realize people are tired of hearing about 2020.

If gachase enters this thread I'd like to he still prefers Drumpf.

[Seatard]

It wouldn't hurt but irrelevant really.

[OPGenesis]

It wouldn't hurt but irrelevant really.

Don't see how it's irrelevant, really. The longer he stays in the longer he hurts the GOP's chances.

You're high IQ (not srs @ all), so you could be correct.

[miscinbro]

As someone who mostly votes Dem, I'd love for Trump to be Trump till the bitter end and really go after DeSantis.

[gachase21]

Dead srs.

If DeSantis doesn't run Biden will be elected for a second time.

These midterm elections have been brutal for Trump, and Trump doesn't realize people are tired of hearing about 2020.

If gachase enters this thread I'd like to he still prefers Drumpf.

Where have you ever read who I prefer in this matter?

[rampagefc77]

Dead srs.

If DeSantis doesn't run Biden will be elected for a second time.

These midterm elections have been brutal for Trump, and Trump doesn't realize people are tired of hearing about 2020.

If gachase enters this thread I'd like to he still prefers Drumpf.

Desantis is better than Biden, but the real issues in the country won’t be touched. So it would ultimately just mean that we hand over additional control and power to the establishment. We might get better tax policy and a more secure border, however, to go with our endless corruption and weaponization of intel. Woohoo?

[DuracellBunny]

Trump shouldn't get behind him, as I don't think it's a net benefit. Get out of the way? Sure, that would help.

For DeSantis to win, he has to be seen as his own man, not somebody in Trump's shadow.

If Trump is involved in any way, shape or form with the next election, the media will make the election a referendum on Trump, instead of the actual candidate.

[Phil9]

Trump lives in his own world and has since adolescence. He can’t and won’t change.

[OPGenesis]

Where have you ever read who I prefer in this matter?

I can't recall.

Who you prefer, buddy?

Drumpf, because of the tax cuts?

You're a tax cut enthusiast lmao.

[Seatard]

Don't see how it's irrelevant, really. The longer he stays in the longer he hurts the GOP's chances.

You're high IQ (not srs @ all), so you could be correct.

Irrelevant from Desantis' perspective really. Risk/reward ratio is all off.

Unless you're talking about what's good for the country and not what's good to win elections.

[rampagefc77]

I can't recall.

Who you prefer, buddy?

Drumpf, because of the tax cuts?

You're a tax cut enthusiast lmao.

Check desantis’s voting record before becoming governor and who is funding his current run.

Pure establishment.

[gachase21]

I can't recall.

Who you prefer, buddy?

Drumpf, because of the tax cuts?

You're a tax cut enthusiast lmao.

As far as answering your thread title, no I don’t think it would be a good idea at all.

From a pure strategic standpoint , they need to stay separated so the toxicity of one doesn’t encroach into the other from the voters mind.

DeSantis needs to stand on his own until the end - if he runs - he needs to avoid any discussion whatsoeve, positive or negative, about Trump.


Tump needs to do the same.

[rampagefc77]

As far as answering your thread title, no I don’t think it would be a good idea at all.

From a pure strategic standpoint , they need to stay separated so the toxicity of one doesn’t encroach into the other from the voters mind.

DeSantis needs to stand on his own until the end - if he runs - he needs to avoid any discussion whatsoeve, positive or negative, about Trump.


Tump needs to do the same.

Desantis is fully supported by the RNC and establishment. He won’t trash trump, he will have his proxies do it for him.

Trump threatens the establishment and will be on is own- he will be doing the talking.

In the end, the RNC and dems will collectively work to eliminate trump all together through the legal process.

[OPGenesis]

Desantis is fully supported by the RNC and establishment. He won’t trash trump, he will have his proxies do it for him.

Trump threatens the establishment and will be on is own- he will be doing the talking.

In the end, the RNC and dems will collectively work to eliminate trump all together through the legal process.

To be fair, Trump does a pretty good job @ eliminating himself.

[JUSA]

Desantis is better than Biden, but the real issues in the country won’t be touched. So it would ultimately just mean that we hand over additional control and power to the establishment.

Yeah, on that, the Establishment isn't getting voted out regardless.

I'm fairly over Trump. He had some good ideas, the GOP loathed him, so I thought maybe he might buck the system, but he tried to work with them, was fooled, was corrupt, who knows. In any event, after the midterms it's clear, the GOP will tank itself to ensure Trump, or his allies, are not voted in.

Maybe if I had more faith in him and he was 20 years younger, I might think he could possibly work the system and push through an America first agenda but his time is running short and I can not trust a guy surrounded by Kushner, Bolton and about 15 other of his picks who were objectively terrible.

Desantis seems okay. Part of the establishment for sure, so he'll clean up some things and in other ways keep sucking the right dicks and giving the MIC what they want like they all do.

[Audioslave]

Check desantis’s voting record before becoming governor and who is funding his current run.

Pure establishment.

Trump talked big about taxing hedge fund managers during the primaries in 2015. Fast forward to the general election and his largest donor was a hedge fund manager. After he wins the election he decides to hire that hedge fund manager's daughter to his transition team and forgot about taxing fund managers. I guess I'm wondering.... what's the difference between being the in pockets of the establishment and being in the pockets of wall street?

[OPGenesis]

Trump talked big about taxing hedge fund managers during the primaries in 2015. Fast forward to the general election and his largest donor was a hedge fund manager. After he wins the election he decides to hire that hedge fund manager's daughter to his transition team and forgot about taxing fund managers. I guess I'm wondering.... what's the difference between being the in pockets of the establishment and being in the pockets of wall street?

This poster is a giant ****get, but totally agree with this 110%.

Lol @ Blumpf being anti establishment.

[Mountaineer92]

DeSantis is a GOP cuck.

We want Trump.

you want the guy that listened to fauci, gave big pharma everything they ever wanted and needed for a vax, appointed john bolton to the cabinet, endorsed mitch, mccarthy, romney, graham, etc?

You want the real GOP cuck lmfao. RETARD

edit: this RETARD wants the guy who yelled at kemp for opening up too early. you always trumpers are the same breed of retard as dyin sillie

[z4v4]

Where have you ever read who I prefer in this matter?

Wat? It's very likely that you have a Trump tattoo somewhere on your body, son.

[Stizzel]

Considering how well MAGA performed that doesn't seem like a good idea. I don't think you like the Republicans though so I can see why you'd want him to

[HurfDurf]

Desantis is fully supported by the RNC and establishment. He won’t trash trump, he will have his proxies do it for him.

Trump threatens the establishment and will be on is own- he will be doing the talking.

In the end, the RNC and dems will collectively work to eliminate trump all together through the legal process.

How many more weeks until the 480,000 sealed indictments will be released? I'm sure Durham will drop the Moab any day now right? Or did the deep state get too high on adrenochrome and kill all the white hats already? Please update us. N0rds where u at? I know I saw u post recently. We need answers.

[128]

I bet Democrats want Trump to run more than anybody

[Ramoneb87]

No, Trump keeps people engaged and interested. Also he acts as a shield for any potential candidate. So long as Trump is in the conversation the liberal media machine will keep the hit pieces and character assasination locked onto him. As soon as Trump drops out, or god forbid , endorse a candidate, they will change their focus. Best to keep them engaged withthe dynamic duo of Orange Man and Ye

[z4v4]

No, Trump keeps people engaged and interested.

Yeah, engaged and interested in voting for his opponent, son.

[LukeLissen]

For Desantis to have a good chance at winning then he needs to politely suggest it's time for Trump to stay away from politics and go back to running his businesses



Two unnecessary and irrationally harmful things greatly hurt Republicans in 2022 elections:

abortion

Trump

[OPGenesis]

Considering how well MAGA performed that doesn't seem like a good idea. I don't think you like the Republicans though so I can see why you'd want him to

I mean, the GOP did pretty horrible.

Razor thin margin in the House (not even enough votes for a House speaker), and lost the Senate with 40 year high inflation.

[AlwaysFocus]

To be fair, Trump does a pretty good job @ eliminating himself.

stfu

[ParsleyTea]

I have my doubts that many GOP politicians are looking for an endorsement from Trump anymore.
I quickly glanced over an article on that this morning ~

‘There’s a cost’: Arkansas Gov. Hutchinson asperses value of Trump endorsement

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...rump-criticism

[OPGenesis]

I have my doubts that many GOP politicians are looking for an endorsement from Trump anymore.
I quickly glanced over an article on that this morning ~

‘There’s a cost’: Arkansas Gov. Hutchinson asperses value of Trump endorsement

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...rump-criticism

Drumpfers on suicide watch.

[rampagefc77]

Trump talked big about taxing hedge fund managers during the primaries in 2015. Fast forward to the general election and his largest donor was a hedge fund manager. After he wins the election he decides to hire that hedge fund manager's daughter to his transition team and forgot about taxing fund managers. I guess I'm wondering.... what's the difference between being the in pockets of the establishment and being in the pockets of wall street?

Trumps financial policies were the most “Main Street supporting” than any other president in my lifetime.