Hygro
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Where's Archbob for the Putin-Obama-Trump cagematch FFA?
Planning an assassination is hard work though. You have to collect intelligence on your target, case locations, come up with a plan to circumvent security, and possibly come up with both ingress and egress routes. That's too much work for the average couch potato that complains about the country, yet can't even be arsed to get out and vote.
Wallace was only fifty years ago, Reagan less than that.
I'm not talking about couch potatoes. I'm talking about billionaire kingmakers who have access to professional hit men. Trump is sticking his thumb in their collective eye. I think one of them may seek to put him in his place.
I can see a snatch happening to the family of one of Trump's security guards. "If you want your wife and kids to live, them kill Trump." It's what President Marcos did to Aquino.
But the billionaire kingmakers have nothing to gain from killing him and everything to lose. It would be far easier for them to bribe a Republican Congress to give Trump the same amount of crap (if not more) they are giving Obama, thus preventing Trump from making good on his promises and making him the first one term president since Bush Sr.
And that's even if he wins the presidency. I'm sure those billionaire kingmakers are doing everything they can to stop Trump from getting elected. Hell, they'll probably even back Hillary since they know she'll play ball with them.
But the billionaire kingmakers have nothing to gain from killing him and everything to lose.
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And that's even if he wins the presidency. I'm sure those billionaire kingmakers are doing everything they can to stop Trump from getting elected. Hell, they'll probably even back Hillary since they know she'll play ball with them.
But the billionaire kingmakers have nothing to gain from killing him and everything to lose.
I'm not making any predictions on Carson, Santorum, Fiorina, Paul, Huckabee, etc,. Only because they are, as I've always said, irrelevant. From that group Paul is interesting only because his positions are a good jumping off point on areas of disagreement among the candidates with a chance.
Lowest finishing candidate between Christie and Kasich drops out after New Hampshire. In order for Bush to drop out, he'd need to finish incredibly poorly in New Hampshire along with a decisive win from Kasich/Christie/Rubio.
Rubio seems a solid hold too. Only way I see him dropping is if he is out of Top 4 in Iowa and New Hampshire.
Good point. Its my pro-Christie bias showing. With Trump taking the "tell it like it is" mantle, and Kasich eating into the "no Bush" vote Christie may not have enough to differentiate himself.
Guy may not make it to Super Tuesday at this rate. Walkers probably a more likely candidate to play the long game. His backers have deep pockets and are committed to playing the long game. He can wait out the other candidates who are currently eating into his base.
Now that the field has settled I'm going to narrow it down to three.
Best shot for GOP is to flip FL, OH, VA and one of the mountain west states (CO, NV, NM).
Only candidates they have that are capable of pulling it off are Bush, Kasich, and Christie. Everyone else is noise. They're playing for the 2nd prize of book/tv/campaign money.
With that in mind I'm saying one of those three will be last man standing.
Forewarned, we can safely predict
(Not object to) Trump's every edict.
A d*** all along,
When it continues on,
He can claim we were fairly pre-d***'d.
Or, conversely:
With Trump there's no making predictions.
He isn't a man of convictions.
We'd just watch him lurch
As his impulses twerk
Between (all d***ish, true) predelictions.
My only prediction is that the next President will not be a Democrat. If the candidate is Hillary Clinton, the loss may be particularly severe.
J
My only prediction is that the next President will not be a Democrat. If the candidate is Hillary Clinton, the loss may be particularly severe.
Trump at the top of the ticket is such a disaster that the Republicans lose the senate and even their lock on the house cracks half the tumblers...and they might never recover. Two years later they are still "the party of Trump."
I believe I can confidently predict that I will not like the next president very much.
My only prediction is that the next President will not be a Democrat. If the candidate is Hillary Clinton, the loss may be particularly severe.
J