See comment - I'm not crazy!!!

Okay, so this might look crazy at first. I think that too. But hear me out. There are numerous polls going around that show that if Trump were to run against Biden in 2024, Trump would win by six points, and if against Kamala, 11. The key thing to remember is that this is not a poll of a specific state, but the national aggregate, or, in other words, the popular vote. If this were to hold true (and I think it will), then Trump wins the popular vote. There are series of states, all Democrat, that have enacted a policy known as National Popular Vote, or NPV, where in the pledge their electors to the winner of the nation's popular vote rather than the winner of each state. The states are as of right now, California, Oregon, Washington, New Mexico, Colorado, Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode island, Vermont, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware. Oh yeah, and DC. So if Trump won the popular vote, as current polling shows, then all of the aforementioned States would have to give their electors to him, meaning that all of those States would appear as red on the map.

The light red States denote places where a republican victory is most likely, but Democrat fraud is possible...

Voting for Biden after 2020 is like hugging the person who mugged and r@ped you, and skinned your cat while saying come on man. You’d have to be a special type of stupid or own a lot of stocks in Raytheon

😂 uh... C'mon man! That's... You know, the thing....

hes stoopid thats why

tldr

Wasn't Trump impeached or something? I mean, I don't know if there's a rule where impeached presidents can't run for president anymore. Cited to Vox, "The Constitution also permits the Senate to permanently disqualify Trump from holding “any office of honour, trust or profit under the United States." Which I understand as not being able to hold office anymore, in any position. If anyone can answer, please do.

They are indeed able to do so, but to the best of my knowledge, the Senate has not barred Trump from holding public office yet. And I'm pretty sure that the rule was that if a president is convicted then he can't run again. Trump was impeached by the House of Representatives twice, but acquitted after both of those impeachments. However, if he were charged with some other felony then he can't run again I don't think.

As I'm writing this, I have an idea of my own. I think that if Trump WERE to be barred from holding office and another candidate took his place, then that candidate would most likely get even more votes since the anti-Trump faction is pretty large and Trump diehards wouldn't mind voting for a Republican no matter what. Their best shot I would say is to choose somebody who is pretty pro-establishment but quietly supports Trump's policies.

This may sound a bit crazy, but imagine if Marco Rubio were president...

I can't imagine Marco Rubio being president, but thanks for the info. We just have to head on over to 2024 to figure out.

So here’s the flaw in that theory. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact only goes into effect when enough states join to get an electoral count of 270 or more, until it reaches that threshold, the states are going to choose whoever wins the state popular vote. Right now, they’re about 72% of the way to 270, but the odds of that happening don’t seem too likely to happen before 2024 as they would have to get some battleground or red states to join them.

Well, yeah... Of course, they THINK they're going to make that 270 mark by '24, but I doubt it....

The BillGates/Fauci vaxx is about to kill Dumbocrats by the tens of millions, too bad they’re just gonna vote Dem anyway.

*realizes the irony of that statement*

Not really.

It kind of is, because the plot of Shrek shows that what he says couldn't happen at the beginning of the movie ends up happening by the end (or the second one, I guess...)

But this isn't really a serious prediction. It's probably going to be like the 2016 map adding in Virginia and maybe Nevada or Minnesota.

*there should be a comma in between "map" and "adding"...

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Who would win?

Republicans need to grow a spine and nominate Palin for a guaranteed landslide victory.

That’s just plain sabotage right there lol

Both parties are so damn dumb, they'll do Clinton vs Trump again like the very best the parties can offer are vicious, hate-filled scandal machines with political records to prove they can't actually accomplish a thing.
Sorry.
Broke character for a secand...

DeSantis...
And that's if Trump doesn't run again 😂

I cannot tell if this is a joke but if it isn’t uhhhh

Did you read the comment

No I’m blind