Donald Trump Dominates in 2024 General Election Odd

Breitbart ^ | 11/19/2021 | Hannah Bleu

[ChicagoConservative27]

Former president Donald Trump is dominating in 2024 general election odds as President Joe Biden continues failing to garner positive job approval ratings from the American people.

One look at the 2024 presidential general election odds shows Trump with 21.28 percent. Biden falls behind with 14.71 percent, followed by Vice President Kamala Harris (11.11 percent), Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (8.70 percent), former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley (4.35 percent), Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg (3.70 percent), and former Vice President Mike Pence (3.12 percent):

[Gay State Conservative]

The Big Guy won't be on the ticket in ‘24.Rat Party Headquarters won't allow even if he's still alive then. And it's distinctly possible that Heels Up won't be on the ticket either.

[jy8z]

I think in the four years that he could still serve let Trump go in and bulldoze what he can of the deep state out of the way and then under eight years of deep state free governance DeSantis could advance the conservative cause like it needs to be.

[Sans-Culotte]

I think it would be better for everyone if Trump bowed out and supported DeSantis.

While I'd love to see DeSantis in the Oval Office, the MAGA movement is still Trump's. While Trump's notoriety made leftists' heads explode, his name recognition and "Trumpness" is also what got him elected.

[Ouderkirk]

Agreed

[ridesthemiles]

AMEN

[sonofagun]

Hmmm...Trump could be the first President to be impeached twice and yet elected three times!

[Big Brother Go to Hell]

Another benefit of Trump running again in 2024 is, he should easily win the nomination. The RINOs will find it almost impossible to game the primaries for some Romney or Jeb type quisling if Trump runs.

[mewzilla]

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[Big Brother Go to Hell]

2018 was also a “Democrat year” because the party in the White House almost always does badly in the midterm year. DeSantis has come alive since then with his opposition to CRT, lockdowns, muzzle mandates, and Xiden’s attempts to rule like some kind of Soviet dictator.

[ballplayer]

There won’t be a country in 2024

[reasonisfaith]

There is no support for DeSantis that is not rooted in a greater support for Trump.

Anyone who claims to support DeSantis over Trump has nothing of substance to to show they’re being honest.

There is a great motive by the anti-Americans to split Trump and DeSantis in favor of the latter, because they know DeSantis has only about 1.7% of the power Trump has.

[TheDandyMan]

DeSantis is decades younger, more focused (ie not prone to Twitter streaks), more eloquent, a military vet, and hasn’t been on the ballot and lost…2016 Trump was cutting and funny. 2020 Trump was, unfortunately, prone to self-damaging missteps and a lack of focus.

I’m skeptical whether any Republican can win nationwide at this stage, with too many states that will go solid blue no matter what and not enough swing states that we can build a lead in to overcome that. But I’m willing to bet on DeSantis over a very elderly, already-lost-once Trump. I will say that I doubt DeSantis could possibly win without Trump’s blessing.

[reasonisfaith]

How easily you forget that Trump supporters love his tweets.

How easily you also forget that Trump supporters know he didn’t lose in 2020.

Must have been a simple oversight on your part.

Meanwhile, if you ever run into any low IQ communists and other kabbalists trying to split DeSantis voters from Trump supporters, advise them that there are no DeSantis supporters who aren’t even bigger supporters of Trump.

[TheDandyMan]

Many of his supporters didn’t love his tweets, either the frequency, or the ones that were rambling messes. It’s obvious that a high degree of precision was never Trump’s communication style, either in debates or in his off-the-cuff statements. And among a segment of the voting, that did end up hurting him.

Do Trump’s supporters who know he didn’t lose know that he had campaign events scheduled in Georgia right before the election? Just as Hillary campaigning in the Midwest right before the election was widely acknowledged to be a bad sign for her, the fact that Trump was campaigning in Georgia was likewise an ominous sign. If the Trump campaign’s own internal polling wasn’t grim in Georgia, he wouldn’t have been there. It will be interesting to see how close Georgia is in 2024, maybe it’s irreversibly slipped out of our column due to liberals pouring from the northeast.

There are absolutely people who support DeSantis and prefer him over Trump as this point.

[reasonisfaith]

“Many of his supporters didn’t love his tweets”

Perhaps our side, though I’m sure it’s only to a small extent, also suffers from the effects of believing low IQ ideas, namely the idea that Trump’s tweets were not among his most effect MAGA weapons.

The other side suffers from the low IQ idea that they might be successful in convincing Trump supporters to go woke about Trump’s tweets.