Is there a point where Republican presidential candidates (besides Chris Christy) start to point out Cry-Baby-trump's legal troubles?
Or, are they just waiting for him to have a heart attack?
KunsanVeteran · M
It’s starting to happen. And with the superseding indictment released today, you’ll start to see it accelerate. The donors are starting to dry up for those candidates who are supportive of Twice Impeached.
The evidence against him is overwhelming and his lies are tripping over themselves.
But most of all—he’s making it more and more obvious that there is absolutely nothing about him that’s presidential.
The evidence against him is overwhelming and his lies are tripping over themselves.
But most of all—he’s making it more and more obvious that there is absolutely nothing about him that’s presidential.
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KunsanVeteran · M
@Crazywaterspring This latest indictment essentially destroys any defense except possibly mental illness. Fitting: Twice Impeached can choose where he spends his last days—either prison or the psych ward. Either way, he’ll be where he belongs!
Crazywaterspring · 61-69, M
@KunsanVeteran True. But all some case has to put him in jail before the elections. I doubt Georgia's prisons are pleasant places.
KunsanVeteran · M
@Crazywaterspring …just in case, let’s push for them to place Twice Impeached on one of those famous GA chain gangs…
specman · 51-55, M
I don’t know. But I heard a lot of Republicans don’t want him to be nominated to run. As far as his legal woes go though maybe they don’t want that kind of scandal type tied to themselves or the Republican Party. I do know that not all the Republican representatives are for him. I guess if he would be picked they would all have to support him, I do not know if they would have to support him cause he was the pick for the Republican side or what. Now with recent developments I am going to have to rethink who I’ll vote for. It was Desantis.
What do you think or know about any other Republican?
What do you think or know about any other Republican?
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LordShadowfire · 46-50, M
They're afraid to, because in spite of his problems, he still has powerful friends.