08-24-2023, 01:06 PM
I did not watch the debate, the soccer game was much better, but in watching the clips today and reading the analysis, it was pretty obvious no one on that stage is actually running for President with the exception of Chris Christie or maybe Asa Hutchinson (but he barely said anything). Shoot they barely even went after Ron DeSantis who is #2 in the polls.
If they as a group refuse to take on Donald Trump who is leading the Republican polls by far and away, how in the world do they ever hope to beat him? I guess they are hoping the judicial system will take care of him for them. But that is not likely to stop Republican voters.
In 2016, the same thing happened. All the candidates kept taking on everyone but Trump hoping to be the last man standing next to him, figuring they would take him on when it became one one-on-one. Well by then it was too late and if they don't try to knock him out now it will be too late in 2024 when the primaries start.
If they can't take Trump on, how do they expect to deal with international leaders?
If they as a group refuse to take on Donald Trump who is leading the Republican polls by far and away, how in the world do they ever hope to beat him? I guess they are hoping the judicial system will take care of him for them. But that is not likely to stop Republican voters.
In 2016, the same thing happened. All the candidates kept taking on everyone but Trump hoping to be the last man standing next to him, figuring they would take him on when it became one one-on-one. Well by then it was too late and if they don't try to knock him out now it will be too late in 2024 when the primaries start.
If they can't take Trump on, how do they expect to deal with international leaders?
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