Probably an extreme hot take for this site.

I am aware the "system" is mostly rigged, especially at the national level.

So my hot take is that Nikki Haley wins not only the nomination but the big prize in 2024.

It is not even really a hot take. She was supposedly a WEF "young global leader" class of 2011. We see how the other "young global leaders" have fared. Pretty well, with Ardern ruling New Zealand and Trudeau ruling Canada. I think it is inevitable.

We know already how this "selection" will end with the globalists at the helm.

Also a woman and trust me, they'll have a woman one way or another whether Biden dies in office and Kamala takes the wheel or via Nikki Haley. Just like the whole...first black president Obama blah blah. Didn't work with Hilary because much like Trump, Hilary is way too divisive and also....most women that I know seem to think Hilary is a chump and idiot for not leaving Bill years ago.

a reply to: Ch1nch1lla

It's getting very complicated. Trump is the clear front runner, but the RNC is stuck between a rock and a hard place. If they nominate Trump, he comes with a load of baggage and if elected, the Dems will double down [ if that's even possible at this point ] on trying to get him by any means they can.
If they don't nominate Trump, they are going to piss off a lot of people who may not vote for anyone else, thus guaranteeing a Democrat win.

Everyone else is just a side show. This is between Trump, his supporters and the Democrats and it's a grudge match.

She said some things that got me thinking.

She seems to think that it is was best not to questio, or look to closely at the 2020 election, so the same can be done in 2024. I definitely don't agree with that.

She also comes off as a war hawk, which probably isn't healthy for a country that is carrying $32.7 trillion in debt with rising interest rates. I'm all for American primacy, and she makes good points, but what's going on in Ukraine is absolutely awful and could of been avoided through negotiations, and or if Ukraine would have honored their agreements.

I also suspect that she is soft on corruption, or at least can be reasoned with to be so. You know, for the greater good and such.

Haley isn't wealthy enough to get the nomination or popular enough to get any momentum.

Vivek Ramaswamy is RNC choice; he's the conservative version of Obama; wealthy, minority, highly educated adept and political double-speak and a smooth talker that could charm the pants off of a snake.

He has a great deal of appeal to those who judge a book by its cover, i.e. most voters.

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Vivek was the most impressive in the debate.

I am a Trump supporter, but if he were no longer on the ticket, I would chose Vivek not Haley (who supports continuing the Ukrainian Conflict!

Chris Christi shared some interesting propaganda about Ukraine. He seems to think that the people who are going missing there, are being stolen by Russia to be trained to come back and fight for Russia.

I'm guessing he doesn't know anything about the massive amount of organ trafficking taking place in Ukraine right now.

I love the job Ron DeSantis has done as Governor, but he needs to loosen up a bit. Although he claims to be anti-authoritarian, he still has some authoritarian tendencies to work on.

It's understandable though, with his military service and all. If you become President Ron, the military should be under your thumb, and not the other way around.

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DeSantis Calling Trump supporters Listless vessels was a big mistake!

originally posted by: KTemplar
a reply to: IndieA


DeSantis Calling Trump supporters Listless vessels was a big mistake!

I missed that part.

originally posted by: KTemplar
a reply to: IndieA


DeSantis Calling Trump supporters Listless vessels was a big mistake!

Listless vessels don't attack the capitol and fight cops.

a reply to: IndieA


Apologies, DeSantis made that remark to the Florida Standard approx a week ago, not during the debate. Still stupid!

originally posted by: KTemplar
a reply to: nugget1


Vivek was the most impressive in the debate.

I am a Trump supporter, but if he were no longer on the ticket, I would chose Vivek not Haley (who supports continuing the Ukrainian Conflict!

And you would be choosing another Obama. Check out his background and you'll see.

My research is in this thread if you'd care to look:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: KTemplar
a reply to: IndieA


DeSantis Calling Trump supporters Listless vessels was a big mistake!

Listless vessels don't attack the capitol and fight cops.

No, but actors and photographers engaged in staging a scene and photo ops sure do.

www.bitchute.com...

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Let’s see, the choices are:


Mike Pence, religious guy cares only about abortion imo.

Chris Christie (this is actually laughable) - man with get even attitude who shuts down bridges in NY/NJ to punish his opponents.

Nikki Haley: Unhinged, bought for by the establishment, entitled, wrong about Ukraine loud mouth.

Ron DeSantis: Insults his own potential voter base

Tim Scott: Don’t know you dude

Vivek: He’s NOT Barack Obama. He’s not a career politician, but got a Harvard education (so I guess they have that in common). I would absolutely chose Vivek if Trump wasn’t on ticket!

originally posted by: IndieA

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: KTemplar
a reply to: IndieA


DeSantis Calling Trump supporters Listless vessels was a big mistake!

Listless vessels don't attack the capitol and fight cops.

No, but actors and photographers engaged in staging a scene and photo ops sure do.

www.bitchute.com...

Sorry, bitchute is the rightwings rawstory.

a reply to: Ch1nch1lla

I'd vote for a jug of warm piss over any democrat.

Democrats have shown themselves to be the most anti-American, anti-Constitution ideology in my lifetime.

They are Marxists.

Republicans are marginally better. A tiny bit.

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That's a good analysis except for maybe two points. One is that the Trump supporters only account for maybe 40% of the voters and second, a lot of would be Republican voters won't turn out for Trump.

All of that means, Trump can't win and you end up with whomever the Dems put up to run.

a reply to: Ch1nch1lla

It doesn't show much yet but I think you are right. She will be an easy endorsement for Trump to make.
Sure she made a couple of steps out of his umbrella but I think she still remains well within his graces.
I"ve been thinking for a while now, what could be a spark for her and there are plenty. The things you put forth and that she was his darling for quite a bit.

And another thing is who might she choose for her VP. Another woman? How about Tulsi Gabbard. That might blow some circuits.

originally posted by: KTemplar
a reply to: nugget1


Vivek was the most impressive in the debate.

I am a Trump supporter, but if he were no longer on the ticket, I would chose Vivek not Haley (who supports continuing the Ukrainian Conflict!

Vivek is a Soros funded Trojan horse, IMO. Fast talking and quick to say what they know the GOP base wants to hear. He is Trudeu in an Indian disguise, serving as controlled opposition.

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I read Vivek stands strongly against the WEF and SOROS. He has stated as much!

Why do you think that?