Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity
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@taiwan_girl said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
@Catseye3 said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
TAIWAN-GIRL FOR PRESIDENT!!!!
Thank you but I must decline!
I was not born in the US. 
And you're too smart to even consider the job.
@George-K I think that is true of everybody on this forum board!!!
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Poll shows Duval voters oppose RNC coming to Jacksonville, worry about coronavirus impact
The poll was commissioned by an anti-Trump organization, so definitely take that with a fistful of salt.
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Poll shows Duval voters oppose RNC coming to Jacksonville, worry about coronavirus impact
The poll was commissioned by an anti-Trump organization, so definitely take that with a fistful of salt.
I can see that even among the more thoughtful Trump supporters.
The people who fly in for the convention are at least making a decision to accept any risk. The citizens of Jacksonville didnât get a say in this.
Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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I can see that even among the more thoughtful Trump supporters.
The people who fly in for the convention are at least making a decision to accept any risk. The citizens of Jacksonville didnât get a say in this.
@jon-nyc said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
I can see that even among the more thoughtful Trump supporters.
The people who fly in for the convention are at least making a decision to accept any risk. The citizens of Jacksonville didnât get a say in this.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/04/us/politics/republican-convention-jacksonville-charlotte.html
Donors are wondering why they gave to a Charlotte event that has mostly been scrapped. And Jacksonville fund-raisers find money is on hold because of concerns about the surge in virus cases.âWASHINGTON â The abrupt uprooting of the Republican National Convention from Charlotte to Jacksonville has created a tangled financial predicament for party officials as they effectively try to pay for two big events instead of one.
Tens of millions of dollars have already been spent in a city that will now host little more than a G.O.P. business meeting, and donors are wary of opening their wallets again to bankroll a Jacksonville gathering thrown into uncertainty by a surge in coronavirus cases.
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@Loki said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
Still, they are having a convention. What about dem donors?
Hopefully the Democratic donors put their money into something more productive, or at least something less endangering to public health.
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@Loki said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
Still, they are having a convention. What about dem donors?
Hopefully the Democratic donors put their money into something more productive, or at least something less endangering to public health.
@Axtremus said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
@Loki said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
Still, they are having a convention. What about dem donors?
Hopefully the Democratic donors put their money into something more productive, or at least something less endangering to public health.
I think itâs more like not running for office. But I do get that strategy. An election year where one side really didnât run.
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It looks like the Grand Old Partyâs party is getting less grand and maybe less old.
These prominent GOP members have said that they will not attend the Republican National Convention this year:
- Sen. Chuck Grassley
- Sen. Lamar Alexander
- Sen. Lisa Murkowski
- Sen. Susan Collins <== she says sheâs just following her own historical pattern
- Sen. Mitt Romney
- Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner
Chances are more will announce that they will not attend the RNC this year.
Of course, one can still think that the RNC will still be yuge compared to the DNC since there may not be a real-life DNC at all.
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Can't stand Alexander ever since he was Secretary of Education.
And Romney? Can't stand him, the greasy dweeb.
I just thought you all wanted to know what I think.Thanks, Ax. You 'da man, budd!!!
@Rainman said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
And Romney? Can't stand him, the greasy dweeb.
Mitt Romney did very well for Massachusetts when he was Governor there. "RomneyCare" pioneered in Massachusetts eventually became a model for "ObamaCare" later federally. It's a great achievement, too bad Romney had to disown it when he ran for President in 2012. Still, for the most part, he was a good Governor for Massachusetts.
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It looks like the Grand Old Partyâs party is getting less grand and maybe less old.
These prominent GOP members have said that they will not attend the Republican National Convention this year:
- Sen. Chuck Grassley
- Sen. Lamar Alexander
- Sen. Lisa Murkowski
- Sen. Susan Collins <== she says sheâs just following her own historical pattern
- Sen. Mitt Romney
- Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner
Chances are more will announce that they will not attend the RNC this year.
Of course, one can still think that the RNC will still be yuge compared to the DNC since there may not be a real-life DNC at all.
@Axtremus said in Trump threatens to move convention if NC restricts capacity:
It looks like the Grand Old Partyâs party is getting less grand and maybe less old.
These prominent GOP members have said that they will not attend the Republican National Convention this year:
- Sen. Chuck Grassley
- Sen. Lamar Alexander
- Sen. Lisa Murkowski
- Sen. Susan Collins <== she says sheâs just following her own historical pattern
- Sen. Mitt Romney
- Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner
More Congressional GOP members announced that they will not attend the RNC:
- Sen. Roy Blunt
- Sen. Pat Roberts
- Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart <== of Florida, state where the RNC will be held
- Rep. Francis Rooney <== of Florida, state where the RNC will be held
- Rep. Darin LaHood <== honorary Illinois state co-chairman for the Trump campaign
Florida also has executive order in place that mandates quarantines for visitors from areas with âsubstantial community spread.â Would be interesting to see how Florida will or will not enforce such quarantines on delegates from such areas.
