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    • HobbitFoot
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      361 year ago

      Georgia would be the state most likely to do so. If Trump gets convicted of a state crime, that might kill his nomination.

      • DragonBallZinn [he/him, they/them]
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        1 year ago

        Libs are deadass hoping Trump pulls a voldemort and defeats himself by breaking a rule rather than dems actually defeating Trump fair and square.

        …And then DeSantis wins in a landslide after Trump endorses him and #AvengeTrump goes viral.

        • Dolores [love/loves]
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          81 year ago

          rather than dems actually defeating Trump fair and square

          since when do we give a shit about fair play in bourgeois elections?

        • HobbitFoot
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          31 year ago

          No, it is more hoping that the rule of law catches up to Trump before the election.

          But if you want DeSantis to win, I’m probably not going to be able to convince you otherwise.

          • RyanGosling [none/use name]
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            Rule of law? Dude is walking around giving rallies. It took you dumbasses 2, 3 years? to actually get him sitting in a courtroom. The rule of law would’ve put him in front of a firing squad 48 hours after January 6, but we live in la la land where the instigator of a failed coup led by boat dealers get to play golf while we pay for his security.

            Your rule of law is a joke. Your party only wields power when it comes to undermining poor people. Otherwise the democrats would’ve banned the GOP and arrested every single one of their politicians. If you call them as undemocratic terrorists, then where is the rule of law when they get to stand next to you in the halls of power?

          • Doubledee [comrade/them]
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            221 year ago

            Given the sclerotic and partisan nature of the US “rule of law” isn’t it irresponsible of them to hope that the courts solve the problem for them instead of trying to run a convincing campaign for their side?

            • HobbitFoot
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              11 year ago

              That assumes the legal option is the only one being pursued.

              There are tons of posts here calling out the political arguments that inflation is falling and the economy isn’t in a recession as political propaganda that may be technically accurate but hide the suffering of common Americans and should therefore be treated as nothing but propaganda to be forgotten.

              • Doubledee [comrade/them]
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                181 year ago

                I’m not sure how that deals with the problem? Joe is deeply unpopular, people don’t like him and whether you think it’s fair or not people are not enjoying the way things are going right now. Doubling down on “voters feel wrong about how things are going and should vote for this unpopular old man” is not actually pursuing an electoral strategy.

                You suggested they were hoping the law would solve this problem, which is more coherent than suggesting that they’re trying to campaign by calling everybody who dislikes their candidate (almost 2/3 of voters, last count) wrong over and over.

                • HobbitFoot
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                  11 year ago

                  I suggested it was an option, but not the only one. Others believed that I was suggesting it was the only option.

                  • Doubledee [comrade/them]
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                    111 year ago

                    Well I sure hope democracy isn’t on the line. It would be pretty irresponsible to run your campaign this poorly if that was the case.

            • HobbitFoot
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              11 year ago

              Why not? That would definitely own the Libs, wouldn’t it?

                  • MF_COOM [he/him]
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                    181 year ago

                    It would absolutely be funny watching libs spin and steam and blame again instead of ever asking if there’s a good reason why people hate Democrats. That doesn’t mean it’s good, but it’s definitely funny to watch y’all twist yourselves in knots trying desperately to ignore reality

              • DragonBallZinn [he/him, they/them]
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                51 year ago

                I think we got off on the wrong foot here. I’m not some kind of GOP cheerleader, I’m mostly making a joke about how infuriatingly lucky the GOP is, and part of it is that democrats are controlled opposition.

          • Adkml [he/him]
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            151 year ago

            It’s taken 80 years but you’re planning on it getting him in the next 11 months?