[cgbg]

Michigan would be perfect—a wild free for all with Muzzie crazies intimidating all the candidates and showing them to be knee bending weaklings.

Jewish candidates like Shapiro and Pritzger would see their campaigns crash and burn quickly.

The chaos will improve Republican registration in this key swing state.

[PJ-Comix]

But the order of contests has become a free-for-all since Iowa botched its caucuses in 2020, and then-President Biden changed the calendar in 2024 to favor his re-election bid by moving up the primary in Biden-friendly South Carolina.

That was done ON PURPOSE in Iowa so as to keep Bernie Sanders from being declared the winner. Also the same reason the "gold standard" poll declined to release poll results for that primary. Jimmy Dore sometimes shows a funny video of a weirdly grinning Buttigieg walking out of a meeting telling him he "won" but really didn't.

[Zathras]

This is all old political thinking by a dying party.
It is all designed for the DNC to help pick the worst GOP presidential candidate.

Wendell Willkie
Pat Buchanan
Ron Paul
Ted Cruz
John McCain
Jeb Bush
Carly Forina
Michael Bloomberg
Harold Stassen
Mitt Romney
Ross Perot
George Wallice

Everyone of these candidates had zero chance of winning however the MSM and DNC promoted them right to the end.

[MplsSteve]

Just my two cents...

If I got to pick the first primary state, mine would be Missouri.

I have no family or ties to the state. But I see it as far more representative of the US than Iowa. Missouri is rural Midwestern and it’s rural Southern. It has some Rust Belt characteristics around the St Louis area. It’s highly suburbanized around Kansas City and St Louis. It’s urbanized especially in those same cities.

In short, it’s a microcosm of the United States.

[xp38]

Rep. Debbie Dingell of Michigan, who joined the committee and is advocating for her state, told Axios she wants to "put the light on important issues early in the primaries, and not in November when we are losing."

Well I gotta admit I like the idea of them losing in November. It makes everything else essentially worthless which is what the dims are.

[spintreebob]

There isn’t a strong UNION presence at a time when Democrats are trying to win back WORKING-CLASS voters.

This comment best describes the Democrat dilemma. In 2026-28 Democrats need both the unions and the working class.

But unions no longer reflect the working class. In fact, they are often on opposite sides of heated issues.

[Billthedrill]

"The DNC is committed to running a fair, rigorous, and transparent process for the 2028 presidential nominating calendar," DNC Deputy Communications Director Abhi Rahman said.

Like '24? So tell me, how many primaries did Kamala win?

[Organic Panic]

Why go through all that trouble and just have a judge declare who the president is?