"It's all about ME!"
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@jon-nyc Once Obama wrapped up the nomination there was no gain in it.
But as Jolly says, politics ain't beanbag. As much as I'd like to see him go away, it does not seem likely.
@Mik said in "It's all about ME!":
@jon-nyc Once Obama wrapped up the nomination there was no gain in it.
But as Jolly says, politics ain't beanbag. As much as I'd like to see him go away, it does not seem likely.
Right but I think that’s Bart’s point, whether he’s correct or not is another matter. But he’s basically say that if Trump loses the nomination he’ll convince his base to stay home.
And I think Barr is correct - It’s hard to imagine him losing the primary and not claiming it was rigged, which would keep a decent chunk of his base away by itself, even if he didn’t actively tell them to stay home.
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I think you're wrong. I don't think you really understand Trump's supporters. I don't think you ever have.
There may be a few who would stay home, but not the vast majority. Especially if the candidate had a majority of positions that aligned with their political views. And if they thought the candidate would fight for those positions.
<EDIT> I was actually trying to shovel this post in behind Jon's comment. Y'all are just too fast for me.
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The whole podcast is here. It’s a very wide-ranging conversation, not just about 2019-20.
https://www.honestlypod.com/podcast/episode/efe9505d/bill-barr-calls-bullsht