Serious Question: With all these Republicans pulling away and Supporting Biden can this Effect the

[progressive nobody]

RNC convention?

Could they do a movement in which the RNC dumps Trump at the convention?


I only ask because I wonder how this would effect the election?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. I doubt very much that there are enough RNC delegates

who would vote to dump Trump. He still has a lock on the powers that be in the party, who are too afraid of the nutball racist Q-Anon base to rock the boat. The most any GOP Senator will do is express Susan Collins-style "concern."

[LakeArenal]

2. Sorta hope they try. Love to see whom they would select.

Mitch? Lindsay VP? They’d really have to do it soon. Nah, either way, the Pukes are going down.

[SheltieLover]

3. Romney

[LakeArenal]

4. That would be interesting. But I think Romney wants to be part of a new Puke Party.

Not beholden the Establishment Repukes.

[SheltieLover]

5. He's an opportunistic pos repuke

I think he'd take it, if offered.

Mr. 47%! 🤬

[LakeArenal]

7. Maybe. Proving he isn't any different than Collins.

[Drunken Irishman]

6. Very improbable.

Not technically impossible - as the RNC could vote to release all the delegates and have them vote for whomever they want (but they would have to be released since Trump won those delegates in caucuses and primaries) - but very very improbable. It would not be good optics and Trump still has a significant amount of support among the GOP base. If they dumped him, and say nominated Pence, he would get blown out in November even worse than Trump.

[keithbvadu2]

8. Nominate Scott Baio.

Nominate Scott Baio.

[Awsi Dooger]

9. Don't pay attention to the anecdotal stuff

It literally means nothing. There is crossover hype every cycle. Meanwhile I can always write in the dependable percentage and it never fails.

Trump will likely receive a higher percentage of the Republican vote than he did last time. He lost 8% to Hillary in 2016. Most polls this time have him losing 7-8%. The new CNN poll has it down to 4%. That is too low. My estimate has always been 7%.

[JI7]

10. MOST Republicans are supporting Trump. The ones who aren't are mostly those who never

supported him. We need them to vote for Biden .