Question: Are there any rules about supporting a Republican candidate for President?

none ^ | 3/21/23 | self

[enumerated]

I certainly don’t make the rules, if there are any, but I will say this:

2024 is a unique election for Republicans, given that 2020 was stolen from us.

Because of that, there is an additional agenda beyond the obvious need to nominate the candidate most likely to win and make a great President.

That issue is whether or not the Left can get away with stealing elections - which would be the end of the Republic.

I feel very strongly that reversing the stolen 2020 election is necessary in order to send a message loud and clear that We The People will not be silenced. That message can only be sent by restoring President Trump to the Whitehouse.

On top of that, I happen to believe President Trump is the only one that can lead the Republic back to greatness at this moment, so it is a no-brainer for me.

As I said, I don’t make the rules, but I plan to mock and ridicule any suggestions you may make, other than President Trump. :-)

[xyz2]

ok

[maddog55]

Never said you were a Hogan supporter in my reply so that’s made up. What I said was: If you think Hogan is a moderate I’d suggest you stay out of politics and never vote.

[the OlLine Rebel]

I think they tend to have specific beliefs spelled out on the main page. So, that is sometimes regarded as the limits.

However, I don’t know if it’s really been exercised much.

Have to say I’m not aware of pro-“choice” being promulgated much, ever, here, but that doesn’t mean the mods routinely check and look for violators.

I’m not that, but then, some of the people I’d have to support are not perfect conservatives, either. It’s just the way it is.

[xyz2]

Well, I’ll just say that….

I want govt out of my business, out of my bedroom and out of my body.

And leave it at that.

Thx

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

See tagline.

[Mean Daddy]

Don’t ever plug your nose and vote for RINOs like McCain or Romney.