Ray From Cleveland
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I can't imagine this happening in the Democrat party. You have a sitting President up for re-election, an amazing economy, a person tough on immigration and trading partners, and then somebody from the same party decides to run against him.
Mark Sanford will run against Donald Trump for the Republican nomination
Good choice on his part.
Mark Sanford isn't the only one.
Trump has 3 challengers.
William Weld
Joe Walsh
Mark Sanford
I can't recall a sitting president having 3 from his own party challenging him.
I do know that presidents who have challengers usually lose the general election.
Some republicans aren't happy about it and have canceled their state's primary to guarantee those challengers aren't too much of a threat to trump.
This from the same party that screamed cheating when Hillary was running.
The DNC didn't cancel any primaries when she was running. In fact I can't think of an election that had a challenger to the president where a state canceled their primary. Sure it's done when there's no challenger but not when there are 3.
What is trump so afraid of?
Republicans to scrap primaries and caucuses as Trump challengers cry foul
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Hillary was not an incumbent.
I know. You all screamed she cheated even though she didn't and just used the existing party rules. She never tried to call off a primary.
Why did you have such a problem with what Hillary did but don't have a problem with what trump is now doing?
I can't keep answering questions repeatedly. I explained why. If you don't want to accept the explanation, then that's on you, not me.