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2024 Republican Primiary

My vote in the in the 2024 Republican Presidential Primary

  • I am a Republican, and Trump would be my first choice

    Votes: 3 50.0%
  • I am a Republican and might consider voting for Trump

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I am a Democrat & live in an open primary and would vote for Trump

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I am a Democrat and only would want Trump to win -so the D could beat him in NOV

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I an neither D or R -but would like to see Trump to win

    Votes: 1 16.7%
  • I am neither D or R - but dont want Trump

    Votes: 1 16.7%
  • I do not live in the USA and would like to see Trump win

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I do not live in the USA and do not want Trump to win

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • other answer

    Votes: 1 16.7%

  • Total voters
    6

JonC

Moderator
Moderator
I chose "other". I am neither Democrat or Republican and am not overly concerned who will win. While a Democrat victory would mark a continued incline towards evil (for our nation) I am concerned a Republican victory would mark a continued deterioration of American Christianity (more wolves among the sheep) .
 

just-want-peace

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I would say that, considering we have to win in '22 to even have a chance, you are being (perhaps??) overly optimistic!
Should we face the choice you posit, option # 1 is my pick as of today!!
 

Salty

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Trump. I wouldn't vote for a Democrat for dog catcher or poop scooper.

At Federal and possibly state/commonwealth level I usually would not
But I did vote for one State Assy D - as he was pro-life and the R was pro-abortion.

A year ago, I voted for a D for Town Supervisor (similar to a Mayor) for various reason.
 

Salty

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I would say that, considering we have to win in '22 to even have a chance, you are being (perhaps??) overly optimistic!
Should we face the choice you posit, option # 1 is my pick as of today!!

I full understand the '24 election is a "Lifetime" away -
I was just trying to get a general ideal - - I did this from another BB thread.
 

Reynolds

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At Federal and possibly state/commonwealth level I usually would not
But I did vote for one State Assy D - as he was pro-life and the R was pro-abortion.

A year ago, I voted for a D for Town Supervisor (similar to a Mayor) for various reason.
I just wouldn't vote personally. I can't do anything that would in any way help the Democratic party.
 

Salty

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I just wouldn't vote personally. I can't do anything that would in any way help the Democratic party.


Thats your choice -
and I would do the same again

But - now this is a long story - knowing now what I know -
I would have voted differently in our committee meeting - and thus there would have been no need for the Dem to run!
In that case - I would have cast a write in ballot - and NOT voted for the R
 

RighteousnessTemperance&

Well-Known Member
With Liz Cheney being ousted, the Reps seem to sense their dependence on the populist appeal of putting the oxygen masks on the adults before applying them to the children, aka America First and Make America Great Again.

How they fare compared to the Dems in 2022 will determine where things go from here. They need Trump or someone convincingly like him to carry the populist torch in 2024. Either way, Trump's influence is too great right now to dismiss. But they still need to do something to eliminate the extensive election rigging the Dems managed earlier.
 
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