Haley or Trump (poll, party, economy, vs)

[moneill]

Which one will be the candidate?

Haley's refusal to attend CPAC is setting the stage for the two facing off.

I will admit it may not be Trump but a Trump anointed candidate.......so same question? Which one will you support

[SharpshooterTom]

Trump will win and it wont be close. We're looking at a Trump vs Biden rematch.

[Oklazona Bound]

I am calling it. Trump will not run on 2024. Biden won't run in 2024. Could be two women with some heritage from India going at it. Or Rand Paul. Or even DeSantis. Trump will be behind the scenes controlling the cash flow of donations and setting policy. Run someone with Trump's policies without Trump's polarization you win.

[gentlearts]

Waaay too early to predict. A lot can happen in 4 years.

[DorianRo]

They will all lose. This country has by and large moved on from the Republican Party. A few states that were red will now be turning blue.

[SharpshooterTom]

People are in denial about this.

Biden's already talking about running in 2024, and Trumps ego seeing the poll numbers he's getting from Republicans will be hard to turn down.

I have no idea how Trump supporters will react though if he loses for second time. The capitol riots might look tame by comparison.

[SharpshooterTom]

Originally Posted by DorianRo

They will all lose. This country has by and large moved on from the Republican Party. A few states that were red will now be turning blue.

Republicans will still do ok in the midterms, might get back the house, certainly if Biden's approval numbers are below 50%.

[moneill]

Originally Posted by SharpshooterTom

People are in denial about this.

Biden's already talking about running in 2024, and Trumps ego seeing the poll numbers he's getting from Republicans will be hard to turn down.

I have no idea how Trump supporters will react though if he loses for second time. The capitol riots might look tame by comparison.

So CPAC is Trump world...and only 68% want him to run in 2024. I know - it seems a majority -- but remember -- this is HIS crowd....and there are 32% that don't want him to run.

So out in the real world...not Trump world...how does that translate?

[moneill]

It is way too early.

If the pandemic eases, the economy goes back to where it is.....stock market keeps chugging and we go back to adding jobs every month.....what will be the foundation for Trump to run on.

[Nov3]

Yes, too early.

I sincerely do hope it's a republican with some ability to be diplomatic. It's been missing with some past nominees.

Instead of bashing the other party or policy. Stay true north and deal with a platform of reform or moderation in changes. Slow and steady.