DiabloWags said:

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chazzed said:

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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Did they grow tired of waiting for their DOGE check?
Or the tariff rebate check?

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At this point, you have talked about this more than Trump ever did.

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Why do you care?

Im not the one who failed to deliver like Trump.
But then again, Im not as gullible as the typical Trump fan boy. I never expected a DOGE check. Or a tariff check.

Trump and Bessent LIED.

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I don't care but you clearly do because you cannot stop talking about it.

BearlySane88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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chazzed said:

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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Did they grow tired of waiting for their DOGE check?
Or the tariff rebate check?

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At this point, you have talked about this more than Trump ever did.

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Why do you care?

Im not the one who failed to deliver like Trump.
But then again, Im not as gullible as the typical Trump fan boy. I never expected a DOGE check. Or a tariff check.

Trump and Bessent LIED.

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I don't care but you clearly do because you cannot stop talking about it.

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You clearly care.

You cant stop replying to me when I point out that Trump lied and didn't deliver for Americans.

chazzed said:

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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California became a blue state after Prop 187 consolidated Latino voters with Democrats. Will that occur nationally now?

DiabloWags said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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chazzed said:

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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Did they grow tired of waiting for their DOGE check?
Or the tariff rebate check?

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At this point, you have talked about this more than Trump ever did.

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Why do you care?

Im not the one who failed to deliver like Trump.
But then again, Im not as gullible as the typical Trump fan boy. I never expected a DOGE check. Or a tariff check.

Trump and Bessent LIED.

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I don't care but you clearly do because you cannot stop talking about it.

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You clearly care.

You cant stop replying to me when I point out that Trump lied and didn't deliver for Americans.

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You and I have a different definition of caring then. I'd say posting about it once a week would be caring about it. That's just me though.

BearlySane88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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chazzed said:

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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Did they grow tired of waiting for their DOGE check?
Or the tariff rebate check?

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At this point, you have talked about this more than Trump ever did.

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Why do you care?

Im not the one who failed to deliver like Trump.
But then again, Im not as gullible as the typical Trump fan boy. I never expected a DOGE check. Or a tariff check.

Trump and Bessent LIED.

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I don't care but you clearly do because you cannot stop talking about it.

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You clearly care.

You cant stop replying to me when I point out that Trump lied and didn't deliver for Americans.

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You and I have a different definition of caring then. I'd say posting about it once a week would be caring about it. That's just me though.

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Youre deflecting.

Your the one that REPLIES to me every time I bring up Trump's failure. Not me.

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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Looks like they finally took some smart pills.

What took them so long?
Did they grow tired of waiting for their DOGE check?
Or the tariff rebate check?

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I'll never understand it. Republicans are always worse on the economy, and they live to chip away at the social safety net. However, they are extremely adept at sticking to propaganda points and deceiving.

According to a YouGov/Economist Poll, more people disapprove than approve of Trump's job performance in 47 out of 50 states and in the District of Columbia. The three states where the majority of respondents still approve of the president are Wyoming (+14), Idaho (+9), and West Virginia (+6). Texas is at -22, Indiana at -24, South Carolina at -28 and Mississippi at -17 to mention a few red states.

Trump's net job approval is negative in all but three states

It's getting harder and harder for Trump fanboys to spin data like this and claim Trump is popular.

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chazzed said:

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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California became a blue state after Prop 187 consolidated Latino voters with Democrats. Will that occur nationally now?

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Not in Florida.

sycasey said:

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dajo9 said:

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chazzed said:

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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California became a blue state after Prop 187 consolidated Latino voters with Democrats. Will that occur nationally now?

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Not in Florida.

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Florida has a lot of Latinos that are very comfortable with fascism due to the issues of the countries of their origin.

chazzed said:

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His free fall in the view of Hispanic men is just remarkable.

"Enten: 'Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers.'"

Enten: "Hispanic men on Trump -- in 2024 he won by 10 points. Look now where his net approval is -- minus 41 points! That is a 51 point switcheroo against the president ... these numbers are bonkers." pic.twitter.com/wEPdVVHG6R

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 17, 2026

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Poll responses are one thing, but people need to come out and vote in November... and Trump's not on the ballot.

Right you are, but his unpopularity makes me optimistic.

We are right at the 6-month mark of the Iran War.

The financial markets are relatively happy that economic sanctions are taking place as opposed to "bomb them to smithereens" military action.

But for the American Consumer, this will continue to hurt.






Trump Approval Rating: Latest Polls | Silver Bulletin

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Could you imagine if Diaper Don tries his 2028 stuff and Obama comes out and says, "I'm Back".

In fact Obama should just be wearing some 2028 hats now in pictures.

VOTE BLUE and VOTE Gavin

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What makes this fine to you and not the Trump 2028 jokes?

Because it's all ludicrous

Don't take the bait smh!

Obama '28, Hope Returns

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Because it's all ludicrous

Don't take the bait smh!

Obama '28, Hope Returns

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I agree it is, so why is one okay and the other not. You didn't answer that question at all.

It's all fun and games until one of them wins a 3rd term.

I feel bad for JD, he's approaching Pence territory at this point.

Vote Blue and Vote Gavin

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It's all fun and games until one of them wins a 3rd term.

I feel bad for JD, he's approaching Pence territory at this point.

Vote Blue and Vote Gavin

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Gonna have to back up that JD-Pence claim.

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It's all fun and games until one of them wins a 3rd term.

I feel bad for JD, he's approaching Pence territory at this point.

Vote Blue and Vote Gavin

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Gonna have to back up that JD-Pence claim.

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https://www.thedailybeast.com/cornered-trump-refuses-to-back-jd-vance-as-successor/

Vance has disappointed Don and everyone else it seems.

VOTE BLUE AND VOTE GAVIN

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It's all fun and games until one of them wins a 3rd term.

I feel bad for JD, he's approaching Pence territory at this point.

Vote Blue and Vote Gavin

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Gonna have to back up that JD-Pence claim.

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https://www.thedailybeast.com/cornered-trump-refuses-to-back-jd-vance-as-successor/

Vance has disappointed Don and everyone else it seems.

VOTE BLUE AND VOTE GAVIN

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That doesn't prove your claim. The Trump-Pence situation is very different than the Trump-Vance situation.

Supposedly, Trump gets a kick out of Vance and Rubio (and others) vying to see who can be the biggest brown-noser. Anyway, not sure why an incumbent would endorse somebody to be his successor two years out. No reason to do it.

What I wonder is, what does Vance think about the fact that he has sold his soul. Does he have regrets? It doesn't matter, I suppose, but he's a smart guy and I'm curious what goes on in his head.

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Supposedly, Trump gets a kick out of Vance and Rubio (and others) vying to see who can be the biggest brown-noser. Anyway, not sure why an incumbent would endorse somebody to be his successor two years out. No reason to do it.

What I wonder is, what does Vance think about the fact that he has sold his soul. Does he have regrets? It doesn't matter, I suppose, but he's a smart guy and I'm curious what goes on in his head.

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Supposedly according to whom?

No reason to name a potential successor at all.

Sold his soul? Gonna have to elaborate on that one.

Agreed, Vance is an incredibly smart guy.

> what makes this fine to you and not the Trump 2028 jokes

wait, has our current president told any jokes, umm, on purpose?
# alzheimers r us

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> what makes this fine to you and not the Trump 2028 jokes

wait, has our current president told any jokes, umm, on purpose?
# alzheimers r us

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Every single day. Some good some not as good.

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pretty sure this is as close as we'll get, um, willingly
o-o /* over and out, as ham (radio) farts used to say */

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Supposedly, Trump gets a kick out of Vance and Rubio (and others) vying to see who can be the biggest brown-noser. Anyway, not sure why an incumbent would endorse somebody to be his successor two years out. No reason to do it.

What I wonder is, what does Vance think about the fact that he has sold his soul. Does he have regrets? It doesn't matter, I suppose, but he's a smart guy and I'm curious what goes on in his head.

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Supposedly according to whom?

No reason to name a potential successor at all.

Sold his soul? Gonna have to elaborate on that one.

Agreed, Vance is an incredibly smart guy.

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Supposedly according to some pundit I read somewhere, probably The Atlantic or PBS' Washington Week (same stuff).

Agree, no reason to endorse a potential successor at this point.

Sold his soul because Vance didn't used to be MAGA. Now, did he become MAGA because he "saw the light", or to advance his career? Many believe it was the latter. I have actually followed him fairly closely for awhile, We have some ties: I have visited and gotten to know people in his hometown of Middletown, OH. Before his time, I even once played in his high school gym. And my dad grew up in WV, close to Appalachia. I still have relatives there and have visited several times. Not that any of this makes me an expert on him, just that we have some things in common which has prompted me to learn about him.

Vance really impressed me during the VP debate. Super-smart and can think on his feet. It is because of everything I have written in this post that I wonder what he truly thinks about things. Just as one example, I'm pretty sure that, were he occupying the Top Job, we never would've attacked Iran. Just one example.

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Supposedly, Trump gets a kick out of Vance and Rubio (and others) vying to see who can be the biggest brown-noser. Anyway, not sure why an incumbent would endorse somebody to be his successor two years out. No reason to do it.

What I wonder is, what does Vance think about the fact that he has sold his soul. Does he have regrets? It doesn't matter, I suppose, but he's a smart guy and I'm curious what goes on in his head.

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Supposedly according to whom?

No reason to name a potential successor at all.

Sold his soul? Gonna have to elaborate on that one.

Agreed, Vance is an incredibly smart guy.

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Supposedly according to some pundit I read somewhere, probably The Atlantic or PBS' Washington Week (same stuff).

Agree, no reason to endorse a potential successor at this point.

Sold his soul because Vance didn't used to be MAGA. Now, did he become MAGA because he "saw the light", or to advance his career? Many believe it was the latter. I have actually followed him fairly closely for awhile, We have some ties: I have visited and gotten to know people in his hometown of Middletown, OH. Before his time, I even once played in his high school gym. And my dad grew up in WV, close to Appalachia. I still have relatives there and have visited several times. Not that any of this makes me an expert on him, just that we have some things in common which has prompted me to learn about him.

Vance really impressed me during the VP debate. Super-smart and can think on his feet. It is because of everything I have written in this post that I wonder what he truly thinks about things. Just as one example, I'm pretty sure that, were he occupying the Top Job, we never would've attacked Iran. Just one example.

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Vance is a smart guy, smart enough to know that he has to attach himself like a barnacle to someone else who will help advance his political career because he doesn't have all that much charisma himself.

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Vance really impressed me during the VP debate. Super-smart and can think on his feet. It is because of everything I have written in this post that I wonder what he truly thinks about things. Just as one example, I'm pretty sure that, were he occupying the Top Job, we never would've attacked Iran. Just one example.

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Vance is a smart guy, smart enough to know that he has to attach himself like a barnacle to someone else who will help advance his political career because he doesn't have all that much charisma himself.

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Exactly.
This is why back in March, he was still blaming Joe Biden for high gasoline prices.

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Vance really impressed me during the VP debate. Super-smart and can think on his feet. It is because of everything I have written in this post that I wonder what he truly thinks about things. Just as one example, I'm pretty sure that, were he occupying the Top Job, we never would've attacked Iran. Just one example.

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Vance is a smart guy, smart enough to know that he has to attach himself like a barnacle to someone else who will help advance his political career because he doesn't have all that much charisma himself.

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Exactly.
This is why back in March, he was still blaming Joe Biden for high gasoline prices.

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Can you explain what that has to do with charisma? Trump has charisma out the ass and he blames Biden, rightly and wrongly, for things.

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Big C said:

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Supposedly, Trump gets a kick out of Vance and Rubio (and others) vying to see who can be the biggest brown-noser. Anyway, not sure why an incumbent would endorse somebody to be his successor two years out. No reason to do it.

What I wonder is, what does Vance think about the fact that he has sold his soul. Does he have regrets? It doesn't matter, I suppose, but he's a smart guy and I'm curious what goes on in his head.

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Supposedly according to whom?

No reason to name a potential successor at all.

Sold his soul? Gonna have to elaborate on that one.

Agreed, Vance is an incredibly smart guy.

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Supposedly according to some pundit I read somewhere, probably The Atlantic or PBS' Washington Week (same stuff).

Agree, no reason to endorse a potential successor at this point.

Sold his soul because Vance didn't used to be MAGA. Now, did he become MAGA because he "saw the light", or to advance his career? Many believe it was the latter. I have actually followed him fairly closely for awhile, We have some ties: I have visited and gotten to know people in his hometown of Middletown, OH. Before his time, I even once played in his high school gym. And my dad grew up in WV, close to Appalachia. I still have relatives there and have visited several times. Not that any of this makes me an expert on him, just that we have some things in common which has prompted me to learn about him.

Vance really impressed me during the VP debate. Super-smart and can think on his feet. It is because of everything I have written in this post that I wonder what he truly thinks about things. Just as one example, I'm pretty sure that, were he occupying the Top Job, we never would've attacked Iran. Just one example.

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Vance is a smart guy, smart enough to know that he has to attach himself like a barnacle to someone else who will help advance his political career because he doesn't have all that much charisma himself.

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I'm not so sure that is true. Look back to his debate vs Walz, as Big C mentioned. Walz is seen as very charismatic and likable yet many independents swung towards Trump because of Vance's debate performance.

BearlySane88 said:

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Big C said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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Big C said:

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Supposedly, Trump gets a kick out of Vance and Rubio (and others) vying to see who can be the biggest brown-noser. Anyway, not sure why an incumbent would endorse somebody to be his successor two years out. No reason to do it.

What I wonder is, what does Vance think about the fact that he has sold his soul. Does he have regrets? It doesn't matter, I suppose, but he's a smart guy and I'm curious what goes on in his head.

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Supposedly according to whom?

No reason to name a potential successor at all.

Sold his soul? Gonna have to elaborate on that one.

Agreed, Vance is an incredibly smart guy.

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Supposedly according to some pundit I read somewhere, probably The Atlantic or PBS' Washington Week (same stuff).

Agree, no reason to endorse a potential successor at this point.

Sold his soul because Vance didn't used to be MAGA. Now, did he become MAGA because he "saw the light", or to advance his career? Many believe it was the latter. I have actually followed him fairly closely for awhile, We have some ties: I have visited and gotten to know people in his hometown of Middletown, OH. Before his time, I even once played in his high school gym. And my dad grew up in WV, close to Appalachia. I still have relatives there and have visited several times. Not that any of this makes me an expert on him, just that we have some things in common which has prompted me to learn about him.

Vance really impressed me during the VP debate. Super-smart and can think on his feet. It is because of everything I have written in this post that I wonder what he truly thinks about things. Just as one example, I'm pretty sure that, were he occupying the Top Job, we never would've attacked Iran. Just one example.

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Vance is a smart guy, smart enough to know that he has to attach himself like a barnacle to someone else who will help advance his political career because he doesn't have all that much charisma himself.

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I'm not so sure that is true. Look back to his debate vs Walz, as Big C mentioned. Walz is seen as very charismatic and likable yet many independents swung towards Trump because of Vance's debate performance.

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He did a good job beating expectations that one night. There's a difference between that and maintaining a consistently popular persona.

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sycasey said:

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Big C said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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Big C said:

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Supposedly, Trump gets a kick out of Vance and Rubio (and others) vying to see who can be the biggest brown-noser. Anyway, not sure why an incumbent would endorse somebody to be his successor two years out. No reason to do it.

What I wonder is, what does Vance think about the fact that he has sold his soul. Does he have regrets? It doesn't matter, I suppose, but he's a smart guy and I'm curious what goes on in his head.

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Supposedly according to whom?

No reason to name a potential successor at all.

Sold his soul? Gonna have to elaborate on that one.

Agreed, Vance is an incredibly smart guy.

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Supposedly according to some pundit I read somewhere, probably The Atlantic or PBS' Washington Week (same stuff).

Agree, no reason to endorse a potential successor at this point.

Sold his soul because Vance didn't used to be MAGA. Now, did he become MAGA because he "saw the light", or to advance his career? Many believe it was the latter. I have actually followed him fairly closely for awhile, We have some ties: I have visited and gotten to know people in his hometown of Middletown, OH. Before his time, I even once played in his high school gym. And my dad grew up in WV, close to Appalachia. I still have relatives there and have visited several times. Not that any of this makes me an expert on him, just that we have some things in common which has prompted me to learn about him.

Vance really impressed me during the VP debate. Super-smart and can think on his feet. It is because of everything I have written in this post that I wonder what he truly thinks about things. Just as one example, I'm pretty sure that, were he occupying the Top Job, we never would've attacked Iran. Just one example.

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Vance is a smart guy, smart enough to know that he has to attach himself like a barnacle to someone else who will help advance his political career because he doesn't have all that much charisma himself.

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I'm not so sure that is true. Look back to his debate vs Walz, as Big C mentioned. Walz is seen as very charismatic and likable yet many independents swung towards Trump because of Vance's debate performance.

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He did a good job beating expectations that one night. There's a difference between that and maintaining a consistently popular persona.

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I'm not saying he's the most popular but he's definitely way more charismatic than people are giving him credit for.

Shocker.
Surprised it isn't a lot higher.
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