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To: SoConPubbie

At this point the Demonrats don’t care. All they want is to keep DJT out of the ‘24 election.


4 posted on 08/02/2023 9:31:08 AM PDT by budj (Combat vet, second of three generations.)
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They are already bringing up masks again for a reason..if getting Trump doesn’t work, they will create another virus(Heck they are already working on it as a back up plan) so that they will have to send out ballots to everyone so they can commit fraud again


5 posted on 08/02/2023 9:33:04 AM PDT by Sarah Barracuda
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To: budj
At this point the Demonrats don’t care. All they want is to keep DJT out of the ‘24 election.

Wrong. They want him to be the GOP nominee but to be so weakened by scandal and depleted of finances that he easily gets clobbered in the general election.

And Republican primary voters are going to hand the Democrats total victory in 2024 on a silver platter.

6 posted on 08/02/2023 9:34:31 AM PDT by Drew68 (Ron DeSantis for President. A conservative who fights and wins.)
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To: budj

“At this point the Demonrats don’t care. All they want is to keep DJT out of the ‘24 election”.

I respectfully disagree. This whole charade is a carefully orchestrated effort to ensure Trump gets the GOP nomination. Democrat strategists know that Trump is the only nominee that the feeble, scandal-ridden Biden could possibly eke out a win against. I tend to agree with them. Trump won in 2016 while carrying only 45.9% of the vote. That’s a ceiling he can’t break through, especially in the swing states and given his 60% disapproval rating.


29 posted on 08/02/2023 10:25:15 AM PDT by pkajj
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