basquebromance
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Christie also left himself off the list, even though he ran in 2016 and has recently made the rounds with other GOP leaders trying to wrest back control of the party from Trump.
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Chris Christie says 2024 primary will feature Trump, Tom Cotton, Hawley & Ted Cruz, & will force voters to choose between 'party of me or party of us'
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Bootney Lee Farnsworth
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'party of me or party of us'
What the fuck does that mean?
All politicians are the party of me.
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Christie also left himself off the list, even though he ran in 2016 and has recently made the rounds with other GOP leaders trying to wrest back control of the party from Trump.
Yes, that was the first thing I noticed about this: there was a time Christie tried very hard to be prez --- now that he's taken out after Trump, he knows he's finished.
Excellent results pro-Trump all around the country: lots of editorials being written about it. Things going well for those of us who are fans of Orange Man Good.
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You forgot, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, and Mike Pence.
Cotton, Hawley, and Cruz have absolutely no shot. Period.
Cotton, Hawley, and Cruz have absolutely no shot. Period.
basquebromance
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John McCain literally had a presidential campaign slogan Country Over Party in his race against Obama in 2008
What the fuck does that mean?
All politicians are the party of me.
basquebromance
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he did mention all those you mentioned as well...listen to the interviewYou forgot, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, and Mike Pence.
Cotton, Hawley, and Cruz have absolutely no shot. Period.
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Christie is trying to divide the party further. A Deep State move.You forgot, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, and Mike Pence.
Cotton, Hawley, and Cruz have absolutely no shot. Period.
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But there are only two that matter and those are the two that will face off for the nomination.he did mention all those you mentioned as well...listen to the interview
Master and Protege. Everyone else is just spending their money for no reason.
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DeSantis and Kristi Noem are the only two who will poll higher than 5%.
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And if he's the nominee you will vote for him, while convincing yourself that he's not even fat.Christie is trying to divide the party further. A Deep State move.
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Which is still "party of me" bullshit. ALL poiticians are "party of me."John McCain literally had a presidential campaign slogan Country Over Party in his race against Obama in 2008
Anyone saying otherwise is FOS.
basquebromance
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i see your point bro...why are you cursing? lolWhich is still "party of me" bullshit. ALL poiticians are "party of me."
Anyone saying otherwise is FOS.
basquebromance
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Is fat boy still relevant?
he has a contract as a pundit on the ABC News show This Week, still does interviews and podcasts, and i believe he has a book out soon...pretty active i say
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If he were truly active, he would lose weight!he has a contract as a pundit on the ABC News show This Week, still does interviews and podcasts, and i believe he has a book out soon...pretty active i say
basquebromance
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great pointIf he were truly active, he would lose weight!
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And DeSantis is the only one you mentioned that has a shot as well.You forgot, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, and Mike Pence.
Cotton, Hawley, and Cruz have absolutely no shot. Period.
Pence? Seriously?
I have a better chance then Pence.
basquebromance
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Christie is a pretty sharp dude...everyone thought he was gonna be president before Bridgegate intervenedWhy is Christie's opinion about republicans in 2024 important when nobody seems sure if Biden will run?
basquebromance
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Pence gave a very strong speech at the Young America Foundation recently, so i would give him a chance...he is the strongest pro-life candidate in the race, wants a federal law to ban abortionAnd DeSantis is the only one you mentioned that has a shot as well.
Pence? Seriously?
I have a better chance then Pence.
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