^That would be stupid.

#1 - He'd lose voters who like DeSantis.
#2 - DeSantis won't tolerate it, and would win any "war" they'd have in the press. Handily.

MACS wrote:

Not exactly MCGA.

8trackdisco wrote:

^That would be stupid.

#1 - He'd lose voters who like DeSantis.
#2 - DeSantis won't tolerate it, and would win any "war" they'd have in the press. Handily.

MACS wrote:

DeSantis is going to carry the state with no worries that he's campaigning in other states for races that wanted the superstar to shine on them!

LEADERSHIP!

#FJB

DrMaddVibe wrote:

It’s good Trump is staying out of Florida. He’s such a blowhard, I know Republicans who voted for Biden just out of pure exhaustion of Trump Fatigue. He really needs to stop “helping” the Republicans.

8trackdisco wrote:

It’s good Trump is staying out of Florida. He’s such a blowhard, I know Republicans who voted for Biden just out of pure exhaustion of Trump Fatigue. He really needs to stop “helping” the Republicans.

8trackdisco wrote:

It’s good Trump is staying out of Florida. He’s such a blowhard, I know Republicans who voted for Biden just out of pure exhaustion of Trump Fatigue. He really needs to stop “helping” the Republicans.

8trackdisco wrote:

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Former President Donald Trump appeared to take a subtle shot at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis during a campaign rally Saturday night in Pennsylvania.

At one point during his speech, Trump referred to the Florida governor as “Ron DeSanctimonious.”

According to Oxford Languages, sanctimonious is a derogatory term used to describe someone who is “making a show of being morally superior to other people.”

Many expect that Trump and DeSantis will both vie for the Republican nomination for president in 2024, though neither has officially announced.

More...

https://www.news4jax.com/news/local/2022/11/06/ron-desanctimonious-trump-takes-shot-a-gov-desantis-ahead-of-midterm-elections/ 

Look where that got America. They voted for a potato over a guy they didn't like that's destroying the country and well we're a laughingstock now.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

It's true that Trump has one glaring and annoying flaw, he doesn't know when to shut his trap.
So he couldn't help himself. He took a shot at DeSantis from Pennsylvania....


‘Ron DeSanctimonious’: Trump takes shot a Gov. DeSantis ahead of midterm elections

Many expect Trump and DeSantis to vie for Republican presidential nomination

RayR wrote:

Thank you for assisting me in making my point. Trump Fatigue went so deep for so long, with some Republicans they voted for a milk toast, moderate Dem with a failing mind one one issue- at least it isn't Trump.

Like I'm fond of saying...
Bush Jr was so bad, we got Obama.
Obama was so bad, we got Trump.
Trump was so bad, we got Biden.

Can't imagine what we are going to deserve next.

8trackdisco wrote:

Yes, it would be stupid. Stooopit even.
Would he “win any war” vs Trump? People I used to think as reasonable people are all in on him. A few of them here.
Stay tuned.

8trackdisco wrote:

Very well explained and guide accurate.

Trump was his own worst enemy. His overinflated ego prevented him from doing what he was elected to do. He should have kept his mouth shut and cut off his Twitter finger.

Abrignac wrote:

I have to disagree. None of the words that 45 tweeted were barriers to him effecting his policy goals. They may have been grandoise, bombastic, egotistical, etc, but not a single tweet was anything other than abrasive, mildly offensive and generallly true if not inelloquent.

HOWEVER, what did truly serve as an impediment to him marching forward with his policy goals was the swell of opposition to him personally by the left. It started with the "not my president" campaign and ended with two failed attepts at removal from office, purely for petty theatrical/poitical reasons.

And yet he still somehow managed to drive inflation down, drive unemployment to historically low numbers, improve the lives and wellbeing of millions of minoroties, make tangible progress securing the border, get our allies to pay their share of international obligations, negotiate a pretty major peace accord in the middle east, and make the U.S. energy independant so we didn't have to go grovelling to the Saudis to pump more black gold.

Imagine how successful we all could be right now if the left had gotten over their juvenile hissy fit and recognized the historic opportunity to actually get some real stuff done by a POTUS who wanted check-marks next to solutions, not platitudes and endless problems for political gain...

Stogie1020 wrote:

It would've been monumental, however contradictory to their core. Working with the "other side"? The Left NEVER does that. EVER. It's always the GOP that extends the hand. I've seen it time and again to the point where the hand shouldn't even be offered. There's no benefit on letting those so diametrically opposed to getting things done for the nation that make sense.

Trump's campaign failed him in that the clear messaging should've been and still should be..."Promises made and promises kept." Contrast it to Pedo Joe...we were ALL warned what he was going to do. Seriously re-watch the debates. It was ALL there.

As for the bashing on the gov stint...it's classic Trump baiting the Left and the weak-minded. Not even a week ago he was campaigning FOR Gov. DeSantis. They share a united front and only those that cannot see it cheer "headlines" like that. I see it as more "Fake News". I loved when he'd say that from the Presidential podium. Can't wait for him to do it again.

No, see the petulant Left behaving the same as they always have. Circling the wagons and doing whatever they can to de-legitimize anything the GOP can do. Meanwhile, what are they doing for America? Look around. They're weakening us from the inside out. Ruining us every chance they get. Forgetting that they're "useful idiots" for their Communist "brothers". We had a President that had America's back. Lefty told us he was a bad man. Lefty gave us a man that takes showers with his daughter, has a crackhead son and cannot remember what day it is or where he's at and STILL wants to take a run at Trump.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

But Joe promised to be the greater unifier in charge, he’s done soooooo well bringing the 2 sides together during his term. ✋

JGKAMIN wrote:

#35 - very well put, Stogie... these people couldn't see the forest through the trees if the tree fell on them.

MACS wrote: