Posted on 10/25/2023 5:15:09 AM PDT by redguyinabluestate
I worked my heart out for Reagan in 1976, even attending the convention as a member of Youth for Reagan and joining in the wild demonstration on his behalf when his name was placed in nomination.
Even after Ford was nominated, I joined a group of dissidents chanting “write in Reagan” and “four more months,” which got the attention of the media as TV cameras swung over and pointed our way. But in November, because I perceived Carter as a southern-fried McGovern, I had to vote for Ford.
Its very unlikely that there will be A 2024 election.
Giant Meteor 2024 - Just end it, already!
Eugene Stoner.
If Trump isn’t on the ballot... Then it’s time to take up arms.
This is not hyperbole...
Writing in Trump.
Ron Desantis. Because the “liberals” hate him.
Is simply, like the guard-rails placed in bowling alley gutters to keep the uninitiated from rolling balls into them, to vote for the candidates the Deep State wants us to vote for.
Write in Trump.
I think that if Trump feels like he can’t run third party because they will keep him off the ballot due to his indictments and if he doesn’t think a campaign to get millions to write him in as a write-in candidate will work, then he will just get behind someone, say Nunes or Wayne Allan Root, as a independent candidate and work to get that person on the ballot in all states.
So it is that person I will vote for.
As for the primary, I will have to see where things stand when it rolls around to my state. It may be more advantageous to vote in D primary for West and help to cause chaos for them.
Write in Trump.
“If the Democrats can choose who they run against democracy is finished. There is no point in voting at all.”
One would think that the election results of 2020 already proved that.
Desantis didn’t respond strongly enough to Trump’s childish taunts imo. I like Nikki Haley and Tim Scott.
I can tell you where I may be voting from.
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Trump!!!
Write in for Trump.
I couldn’t read the question due to the intense glowing coming from it.
“One other thing. The ballots have President AND Vice President on it. It would require a write in VP candidate. Trump would have to express his desire for a running mate. Misspellings on either names could negate the vote.”
I don’t think that problem would arise. In most states that allow write-ins, the prospective write-in candidate must, before the election, give the state a list of electors. That way, if the write-in candidate wins, the state knows who’s entitled to cast ballots on December 14.
So we just write in Donald J. Trump. His chosen electors will then vote for his VP candidate.
I’m all in for Trump. Fold on the rest.
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