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I would take Trump or Biden over Newsom.one might be surprised at how many democrats are discussing this in secret....that biden cannot serve another 4 yr term...but then you have the crooked trump....can newsom rise at this late in the game....
I would take Trump or Biden over Newsom.
Newsom is systematically destroying California since the day he took office.
On every level California is in worse shape, every measure, every metric.
Why the FUCK would we want such a proven failed leader to then run the country??
Talk about insanity!!!!!
Newsome wouldn't stop me from voting third party.
That's because politics have become a nasty zero sum game.As usual, I don't see anyone running for president, I would vote FOR.
I see plenty, I would vote AGAINST.
As I have done since 1980.
This would be a great time to put a leader and visionary in office instead of the rich good ole boy back in office.
Biden doesnt even know where he is at half the time, and Trump cant shut up to save himself. These are the two front runners and both party’s are afraid to move off them, that says a lot about the corrupt two party system, it’s party before country and we fully see it right now. When will the voters take responsibility for our nation?
So you want Republicans to pick country over party and then the Democrats will follow, real genius thinking there.Actually I bet if the republicans dumped Trump, then the democrats would dump Biden.
But as long as the republicans hold onto Trump, the democrats will hold onto the guy who Trumped, Trump.
So, you think thinking as a stupid one is a good idea? Interesting, you do something stupid, because someone else does something stupid?It's how NASA chose the outdated computers to run the space shuttle.
so, you agree there is a precedenceBiden beat Trump when he was an incumbent president. That's happened very few times.
Only 10 times across 46 presidents.
And only one instance of a defeated ex-president returning to the white house.
You'd have a better chance winning powerballso, you agree there is a precedence
against Biden?You'd have a better chance winning powerball
They did that in 1944All you need to know....
Half the country will willingly vote for a candidate that is likely to literally die in office.
That is where we are.
And who do you think Trump would pick as VP. Somebody qualified to be president, or somebody who will do as Trump says?against Biden?
it's a coin toss.
and a vote for Biden is a guaranteed Harris presidency.
This is nonsense started by the Republicans to attempt to delegitimize Biden's abilities. 80 years old or not, he is knowledgeable on how to make this country better and THAT is what people are going to vote for. His accomplishments, which are many and for all.We can do better,
we HAVE to do better, if the country is to survive.
Biden is 'old,' Trump is 'corrupt': AP-NORC poll has ominous signs for both in possible 2024 rematch
President Joe Biden is “old” and “confused,” and former President Donald Trump is “corrupt” and “dishonest.” Unflattering portraits of Biden and Trump emerge clearly in a new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, which asked an open-ended question about what...www.yahoo.com
"Biden's age was referenced frequently even among Democrats, 28% of whom mention it — a significantly higher percentage than those who point to the presidency or leadership (11%) or strength and capability (11%).
Trump's negative comments center not on age but on his moral standing and conduct, along with things like “loudmouth” and “angry” (6%), “crazy” and “dangerous” (6%) and “narcissist” (6%). Some 5% use words like “strong” and “capable.”
Rami Marsha, a 58-year-old CEO of a manufacturing company in Agoura Hills, California, is a registered Democrat who voted for Trump in 2016 and for Biden in 2020 — but says he'd likely leave the presidential race portion of his ballot blank if those two square off again in 2024.
“I think he might be having some dementia, and I don’t think he has the power to run the country,” Marsha said of Biden. But he was equally blunt about Trump: “I’ve had enough of him.”
That's a fairly common sentiment. The poll shows that only 24% of Americans overall want to see Biden run again, while 30% say the same about Trump — and majorities say they are reluctant to support them if they are nominated again.
Also, 62% of Americans say they have an unfavorable opinion of Trump; 52% say the same about Biden."
More at link,
People like you are the main reason Democrats chose a jackass for a mascot.This is nonsense started by the Republicans to attempt to delegitimize Biden's abilities. 80 years old or not, he is knowledgeable on how to make this country better and THAT is what people are going to vote for. His accomplishments, which are many and for all.
Keep calling him dementia man, or anything else you like. What matters in the end are the votes and the electoral college votes.
May the one with the most electoral votes win.
And...his wife ran the show while he was with his mistress in Florida, that is the reason they instituted term limits to prevent that from happening again.They did that in 1944
Pence was his VP and did not do what Trump said, but we should be picking better, younger talent.And who do you think Trump would pick as VP. Somebody qualified to be president, or somebody who will do as Trump says?
Trump is not corrupt. His only crime was making America great again and that pissed off the Libtards, who have an agenda to turn this country into a Socialist shithole.We can do better,
we HAVE to do better, if the country is to survive.
Biden is 'old,' Trump is 'corrupt': AP-NORC poll has ominous signs for both in possible 2024 rematch
President Joe Biden is “old” and “confused,” and former President Donald Trump is “corrupt” and “dishonest.” Unflattering portraits of Biden and Trump emerge clearly in a new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, which asked an open-ended question about what...
"Biden's age was referenced frequently even among Democrats, 28% of whom mention it — a significantly higher percentage than those who point to the presidency or leadership (11%) or strength and capability (11%).
Trump's negative comments center not on age but on his moral standing and conduct, along with things like “loudmouth” and “angry” (6%), “crazy” and “dangerous” (6%) and “narcissist” (6%). Some 5% use words like “strong” and “capable.”
Rami Marsha, a 58-year-old CEO of a manufacturing company in Agoura Hills, California, is a registered Democrat who voted for Trump in 2016 and for Biden in 2020 — but says he'd likely leave the presidential race portion of his ballot blank if those two square off again in 2024.
“I think he might be having some dementia, and I don’t think he has the power to run the country,” Marsha said of Biden. But he was equally blunt about Trump: “I’ve had enough of him.”
That's a fairly common sentiment. The poll shows that only 24% of Americans overall want to see Biden run again, while 30% say the same about Trump — and majorities say they are reluctant to support them if they are nominated again.
Also, 62% of Americans say they have an unfavorable opinion of Trump; 52% say the same about Biden."
More at link,
