the other mike
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Here he is on Jimmy Kimmel this week. ( who I never watch anymore since TDS set in)
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Could ex-Ohio Governor John Kasich be hinting at a run for the GOP nomination ?
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Billy_Kinetta
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He has NO chance.
the other mike
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He would if Dems could vote for him.He has NO chance.
What if he and Tulsi go rogue and start a third party.....imagine that.
JWBooth
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A nobody with nothing to offer and no constituency
Votto
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He has NO chance.
shockedcanadian
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Nobody is beating Trump in 2020, though I imagine many will try some creative ways to try and siphon votes from him. I think many Americans are quite wise to what is going on and few will buy it. Be it Kasich, Gabbard or some other candidate.
From the Russian Special Counsel, the Kavanaugh Hearings and now this impeachment, denial of his rights during it and now this charade of holding the impeachment back? How would any American view this other than Establishment, Swamp, Never-Trumper, CHina First global socialists as hating Americas success under Trump? Even Clinton voters admitted that the media was in her corner. Like the UK in which everyone from media to celebrities tried to beat Johnson, he won with a massive landslide. People are fed up with weak, China First politicians.
He will win in a landslide in 2020, along with the House. All he had to do is keep his promises and work hard and he has. He's fought so many without backing down, his second term will be much easier when he has a track record behind him and the GOP have even more power thanks to the dwindling Dems. He also has an angry electorate who feel robbed of his first term. So, he will remind them "don't just assume we will win, get out and vote", and they will.
As I see it, the Dems have become the party of Cali, NY and D.C. Much like Canadas liberal party has become the party of Ontario and half of Quebec. Unlike Canada, Americans exercise their rights and defend them via the vote.
From the Russian Special Counsel, the Kavanaugh Hearings and now this impeachment, denial of his rights during it and now this charade of holding the impeachment back? How would any American view this other than Establishment, Swamp, Never-Trumper, CHina First global socialists as hating Americas success under Trump? Even Clinton voters admitted that the media was in her corner. Like the UK in which everyone from media to celebrities tried to beat Johnson, he won with a massive landslide. People are fed up with weak, China First politicians.
He will win in a landslide in 2020, along with the House. All he had to do is keep his promises and work hard and he has. He's fought so many without backing down, his second term will be much easier when he has a track record behind him and the GOP have even more power thanks to the dwindling Dems. He also has an angry electorate who feel robbed of his first term. So, he will remind them "don't just assume we will win, get out and vote", and they will.
As I see it, the Dems have become the party of Cali, NY and D.C. Much like Canadas liberal party has become the party of Ontario and half of Quebec. Unlike Canada, Americans exercise their rights and defend them via the vote.
ABikerSailor
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He can't. He's already missed the deadline to register in Alabama.
Deadline to run for president - Ballotpedia
There is no formal deadline to file to run for president of the United States. Instead, candidates must meet a variety of complex, state-specific filing requirements and deadlines to appear on the election ballot.
These regulations, which are set at the state level, are known as ballot access laws. They often include collecting a certain number of signatures or paying a filing fee. A presidential candidate must prepare to meet ballot access requirements well in advance of primaries, caucuses, and the general election if he or she wants to make it to the election ballot.
The first filing deadline for a presidential state primary was November 8, 2019, in Alabama.
Candidates also file with the Federal Election Commission, which has its own reporting requirements regarding campaign finance statements.
You know, it would help to know something about the ballot process before saying that various people are running.
And no. Hillary won't be running either, as she also has missed the registration deadline.
Deadline to run for president - Ballotpedia
There is no formal deadline to file to run for president of the United States. Instead, candidates must meet a variety of complex, state-specific filing requirements and deadlines to appear on the election ballot.
These regulations, which are set at the state level, are known as ballot access laws. They often include collecting a certain number of signatures or paying a filing fee. A presidential candidate must prepare to meet ballot access requirements well in advance of primaries, caucuses, and the general election if he or she wants to make it to the election ballot.
The first filing deadline for a presidential state primary was November 8, 2019, in Alabama.
Candidates also file with the Federal Election Commission, which has its own reporting requirements regarding campaign finance statements.
You know, it would help to know something about the ballot process before saying that various people are running.
And no. Hillary won't be running either, as she also has missed the registration deadline.
Votto
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Is he a masochist or something?
He's a swamp creature.
He turned on the Pro-life movement right before he left his job in Ohio as governor by opposing the heart beat bill after pretending to support it.
Then he turned on Trump.
If he started to cross dress maybe he could run as a Dim, but he really does not have the legs for it.
Just say'in.
K9Buck
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Is he a masochist or something?
He's a swamp creature.
He turned on the Pro-life movement right before he left his job in Ohio as governor by opposing the heart beat bill after pretending to support it.
Then he turned on Trump.
If he started to cross dress maybe he could run as a Dim, but he really does not have the legs for it.
Just say'in.
Kasich sold his soul to Satan. He serves him.
Votto
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No, I don't even think Lucifer would vote for poor John.Is he a masochist or something?
He's a swamp creature.
He turned on the Pro-life movement right before he left his job in Ohio as governor by opposing the heart beat bill after pretending to support it.
Then he turned on Trump.
If he started to cross dress maybe he could run as a Dim, but he really does not have the legs for it.
Just say'in.
Kasich sold his soul to Satan. He serves him.
ABikerSailor
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Kasich has missed the deadline to register as a candidate in Alabama, he isn't going to run.
And, neither is Hillary.
And, neither is Hillary.
JGalt
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He can't. He's already missed the deadline to register in Alabama.
Deadline to run for president - Ballotpedia
There is no formal deadline to file to run for president of the United States. Instead, candidates must meet a variety of complex, state-specific filing requirements and deadlines to appear on the election ballot.
These regulations, which are set at the state level, are known as ballot access laws. They often include collecting a certain number of signatures or paying a filing fee. A presidential candidate must prepare to meet ballot access requirements well in advance of primaries, caucuses, and the general election if he or she wants to make it to the election ballot.
The first filing deadline for a presidential state primary was November 8, 2019, in Alabama.
Candidates also file with the Federal Election Commission, which has its own reporting requirements regarding campaign finance statements.
You know, it would help to know something about the ballot process before saying that various people are running.
And no. Hillary won't be running either, as she also has missed the registration deadline.
Too bad about Hillary missing the deadline. I was really looking forward to her getting schlonged again.
Votto
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Thank you for this post. After the news of last week, and a lite case of pneumonia, I needed a good laugh.
It's like I always say, if you can't laugh why even get up out of bed in the morning, or you are in a room full of Leftist feminists, in which case, something went terribly wrong during the day and you should never have gotten out of bed in the first place.
For example, I smiled and said Merry Christmas the other day to this ardent feminist.
My trial date is next Thursday.
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